encoding.punycode
fn decode #
fn decode(input string) !string
decode returns the string that input encodes, expecting input without the xn-- prefix.
Both letter cases are accepted, as RFC 3492 requires of a decoder.
fn encode #
fn encode(input string) !string
encode returns the Punycode form of input, without the xn-- prefix.
The basic code points of input are emitted first, in order, followed by a delimiter if there were any, followed by the deltas that reinsert the remaining code points. Encoding a string that is already entirely ASCII therefore appends a trailing delimiter, which is what the format requires and what an IDNA layer is expected to avoid asking for.