: I get that it would fold an accented character into the non-accented
: character, that's a prime reason why I use it ... but it's taking the accent
: as a standalone character (like ` and ¨) and just getting rid of it entirely.
: That seems a little odd.

Isn't that part of the point though? to normalize diacritics that might 
come as independent characters due to keyboard/charset limitations of the end 
user?

So "tréma", "tre'ma" and "trema" all get normalized the same way?



-Hoss

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