The Strs.jl package is licensed under the MIT "Expat" License:
Copyright (c) 2017-2018: Gandalf Software, Inc. (Scott Paul Jones), and other contributors (see below)
Some parts are derived from code that is part of the open source Julia project, see the Julia license (since not all contributors to Julia are not displayed by the Julia contributor's list, instead use git (git log | grep "Author:" | sort -u) to get a full list), in particular base/char.jl, base/strings/*, test/strings/*
This also incorporates a large amount of code from various PRs I made, which were merged into Julia for v0.4.x, although some of that code was later moved to LegacyStrings in v0.5.x:
| PR | Description |
|---|---|
| #10948 | Fixed bug in unicode.jl/encode16 |
| #11004 | (split into other PRs) |
| #11107 | Improve performance of length on UTF8String and UTF16String |
| #11175 | Fix #11171 is_valid_char |
| #11178 | Simplify and improve performance of rand(Char) |
| #11192 | Fix #11142 Added new ascii/utf8 methods |
| #11195 | Fix #11140 Added is_valid_utf32 |
| #11203 | Fix #11141/#10973 and improve performance of is_valid_utf8/is_valid_ascii |
| #11213 | Add update on is_valid_char |
| #11241 | Add isvalid(Type, value) methods, to replace is_valid_* |
| #11390 | Fix #11379 deprecate utf32(Integer...) |
| #11482 | Add 2-argument isvalid(::Type{T},str::T) |
| #11533 | Fix #9365 rsearch/rsearchindex with UTF-8 |
| #11551 | Fix #10959 bugs with UTF-16 conversions |
| #11573 | Improve Unicode related error messages |
| #11575 | Add UTF encoding validity functions |
| #11607 | Fix #10959 bugs with UTF-32 conversions |
| #11624 | Fix #10959, fix #11463 bugs with UTF-8 conversions |
| #11719 | Fix #11659, problems with tab characters not counted correctly |
| #11735 | Fix #11460, Fix #11464 uppercase/lowercase/map on a UTF16String should return a UTF16String |
| #11925 | Reorganize base/string.jl, base/utf*, test/strings.jl, test/unicode.jl |
| #12268 | Add more tests for UTF-16 and UTF-32 to improve unit test coverage |
| #12305 | Add coverage tests for print_joined, print_unescaped, unescape_chars |
| #12360 | Fix a bug handling CESU-8 strings in convert(UTF8String, Vector{UInt8} |
| #12635 | Attempt to get 100% coverage for unicode functions |
| #12639 | Fix bugs with using pointer on a SubString, add tests of pointer |
| #12641 | Add more coverage for UTF8String |
| #12646 | Fix several bugs in reverse(::UTF8String), add full coverage tests |
| #12767 | Add coverage in more places for unicode/*.jl |
| #12877 | Add more testing for strings/types.jl and strings/search.jl |
| #12882 | Add extra coverage testing for char.jl |
| #12898 | Add coverage tests for strings/basic.jl |
| #12905 | Deprecate getindex/checkbounds methods for non Integer Real indices for Chars and Strings |
The Julia implementation of MurmurHash3 was based on MurmurHash3 by Autin Appleby, which was placed in the public domain.
Some of the ideas for the design and how to implement came from collaborating on the StringEncodings package, by Milan Bouchet-Valat and the Strings package, by Jacob Quinn
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