In 2.6.4, is there a reason I can't do:
"my string".replace(u'\u200E', '')
without getting an index exception? This looks like a bug in IronPython but I'm not sure...
In 2.6.4, is there a reason I can't do:
"my string".replace(u'\u200E', '')
without getting an index exception? This looks like a bug in IronPython but I'm not sure...