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+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #119410 +++ The following is the text from comment #1 (Comment #1 From Steven R. Shaw 2005-10-27 13:19) in bug #112789 : Eclipse will incorporate and package ICU. However there are no packaging details as of yet. But it will be in a plugin and intended for eclipse 3.2 platform. The changes that one might incurr could be as simply changing an import statement to use the ICU class as oppose to the Java class. As will the following java.text.* clases only an import statement would be changed: - BreakIterator - CollationKey - Collator - DateFormat - DecimalFormat - NumberFormat - SimpleDateFormat - StringCharacterIterator - StringTokenizer The biggest concern of the presentation comes as an effort to support unicode 4.1: - Problem areas: using combining characters and using supplementary characters which are larger than a single char - Use BreakIterator to iterate through a string. Cannot use charAt(..) because actual characters could be 1 or 2 chars in length. Except for characters like "/" which are always one char ASCII. Use of charAt(..) must be fixed / changed. java.text classes used in external interfaces must not be changed. Do not use ICU for external APIs. Someone brought up a question about current test plans for the changes, and as of yet there are none. So to as far as changes for us are required would be to use the ICU classes instead of the java classes and make sure string manipulations also use the ICU classes. But since eclipse does not currently package ICU the changes cannot be done yet I suppose. The ICU website is: http://icu.sourceforge.net/ (much more info that this presentation has provided) There are more links in the presentation slides which I can send out if you do not receive a copy (and once I receive my copy).
P1 as a Eclipse Platform request
proposed to be planned for 4.2 (plan keyword added)
Target set to 4.2
*** Bug 119267 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Please see defect 123444 for the list of plugins affected
Following plugins are updated under the Trace project: org.eclipse.tptp.trace.memory.ui
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