Non-Roman text

Apfelstrudel works fine with any Unicode text, including non-Roman characters. You can use the Emoji & Symbols panel to help you construct that, and to refer to individual characters. Here is an example in Korean, using the following Unicode:

훈민정음; 訓民正音

Notice the great difference in encoded length between the various normalised forms: 26 and 50 bytes. You can normalise this using the same technique: select and copy the normalised version in the HFS+ box. Try pasting it back in the Input box to check.

The HFS+ background changes to green to confirm that it is normalised.

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