June 21, 2015 at 21:50"Her" or another fixator
Not so long ago, the topic of using the letter "ё" in documentation and posts was discussed in the working mailing list.
Discussion dragged on for several months ...
Realizing the importance of the issue, I wrote yoficator on Node.js .
With it, you can check and restore the letter "e" in any text format.
Regardless of the relationship to the letter "ё", it is worth noting some features.
In regular expressions, in the ranges "ё" must be indicated separately:
When sorting words, the result is not obvious:
References:
Discussion dragged on for several months ...
Realizing the importance of the issue, I wrote yoficator on Node.js .
With it, you can check and restore the letter "e" in any text format.
Installation
npm install eyo -g
Recovery
eyo file.txt > file_yo.txt
eyo https://habrahabr.ru > habr_yo.html
Check
eyo --lint file.txt
eyo --lint https://habrahabr.ru
Regardless of the relationship to the letter "ё", it is worth noting some features.
In regular expressions, in the ranges "ё" must be indicated separately:
function hasRussianLetters(text) {
return text.search(/а-яё/i) > -1;
}
When sorting words, the result is not obvious:
["Дуб", "Осина", "Ёлка", "Берёза"].sort(); // ["Ёлка", "Берёза", "Дуб", "Осина"]
["дуб", "осина", "ёлка", "берёза"].sort(); // ["берёза", "дуб", "осина", "ёлка"]
References: