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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ When held _just right_, it can efficiently match against multiple object propert

uFuzzy is optimized for the [Latin/Roman alphabet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet) and relies internally on non-unicode regular expressions.

Support for more languages works by augmenting the built-in Latin regexps with additional chars or by using the slower, universal `{unicode: true}` variant.
Support for more languages works by augmenting the built-in Latin regexps with additional chars or by using the slower, universal unicode variant (see example below).
A more simple, but less flexible `{alpha: "..."}` alternative replaces the `A-Z` and `a-z` parts of the built-in Latin regexps with chars of your choice (the letter case will be matched automatically during replacement).

The `uFuzzy.latinize()` util function may be used to strip common accents/diacritics from the haystack and needle prior to searching.
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