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[mypyc] Implementstr.lower()
andstr.upper()
primitive#19375
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str.lower()
andstr.upper()
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Thanks for the PR! Left some comments -- the semantics are pretty tricky, and we need to be careful to catch all special cases. I'd suggest running a test (doesn't need to be included in this PR necessarily) comparing upper/lower of all length-1 strings with Python semantics.
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assert "abc".lower() == "abc" | ||
assert "AbC123".lower() == "abc123" | ||
assert "áÉÍ".lower() == "áéí" | ||
assert "😴🚀".lower() == "😴🚀" |
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Also test special cases (verify that this agrees with normal Python semantics):
'SS'.lower() == 'ss'
'Σ'.lower()
'İ'.lower()
(changes length!)
assert "ABC".upper() == "ABC" | ||
assert "AbC123".upper() == "ABC123" | ||
assert "áéí".upper() == "ÁÉÍ" | ||
assert "😴🚀".upper() == "😴🚀" |
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Also test special case (verify that this agrees with normal Python semantics):
'ß'.upper() == 'SS'
'ffi'.upper()
(length increases!)
… logic for non-ASCII characters
…fallback logic and using direct table lookups
…static lookup tables and using direct character conversion
…ing for character conversion
…e special characters
Add primitive for
str.lower
andstr.upper
. Issue:mypyc/mypyc#1088