I think you are wildly overstating the \d thing. In Raku a character with the numeric unicode property is a digit:
\d
raku -e 'say ௫๓௫๓' 5353 raku -e 'say ௫๓௫๓ + 1' 5354
Given that, it would be perverse not to match those with \d.
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I think you are wildly overstating the
\dthing. In Raku a character with the numeric unicode property is a digit:Given that, it would be perverse not to match those with
\d.