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The problem with the latter is that it will also accept all kinds of
unicode digits that are not the ASCII 0-9 digits causing all kinds of
problems in check digit calculations.
Some of these unicode characters are also considered digits by int() but
some are not (such as the SUPERSCRIPT TWO unicode character).
Closes https://github.com/arthurdejong/python-stdnum/issues/96
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Generating the docstring dynamically results in all stdnum modules being
imported for every import from any stdnum module which is a performance hit.
So we switch back to a manually generated list, using:
from stdnum.util import get_module_list
print '\n'.join(get_module_list())
This also shortens a few short descriptions to attempt to fit things on
one line.
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usable format
git-svn-id: http://arthurdejong.org/svn/python-stdnum/python-stdnum@165 9dea7c4f-944c-4273-ac1a-574ede026edc
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German VAT number) module
git-svn-id: http://arthurdejong.org/svn/python-stdnum/python-stdnum@104 9dea7c4f-944c-4273-ac1a-574ede026edc
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