Include an apostrophe in the command name validator

[Syjalo]

The Ukrainian language uses an apostrophe. Omitting it may change the meaning of the word. Currently the apostrophe can't be used in command names. I request to include it in the name validator.

[DenverCoder1]

As a workaround, you can try the lowercase Latin letter Satillo ꞌ or the Hebrew letter Yud י which look similar to an apostrophe and are accepted by the current command validation.

• 'LATIN SMALL LETTER SALTILLO' (U+A78C) - ꞌ https://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/a78c/index.htm

• 'HEBREW LETTER YOD' (U+05D9) - י https://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/05d9/index.htm

Note: As Hebrew is a right-to-left language the symbol may be more difficult to position in the text than the Latin letter Satillo.

[ghost]

Here's the letter Yod - or more correctly spelled, Yood: י.

I object to this, because ' & י don't look alike at all in some fonts (Discord's one doesn't have Hebrew support, so it fall backs to system default), where Yood has a "roof" like a reverse r

[DenverCoder1]

I'm aware of the variations in the letter's appearance.

On my computer (Arch Linux) and phone (Android), they both display similar to an apostrophe.

You are correct, though, that the system default font can potentially vary and display differently for other users.

There are other issues with using Hebrew as mentioned, but the Latin Saltillo option still seems like it shouldn't be a problem unless some computers don't have a font that supports that character block, but I am unsure if that is the case.

[colinloretz]

The Ukranian modifying letter apostrophe is now supported in command names. It should now be available when registering new commands using the API.