Literals for Uchar.t (Unicode code points, more precisely Unicode scalar values)? - Community - OCaml
I’m really happy that the UTF-8/16 decoder is now part of the standard library! However, I kind of miss a way to write down Unicode code points (more precisely, Unicode scalar values) as literals. That is, I want to be able to write 'よ', '酷' and '😎' as literals of type Uchar.t. (The syntax doesn’t have to be exactly like these—especially if we want to make the parser’s job easier.) The GitHub issue tracker suggested that I post here to see how people feel about this. 😀| OCaml
