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<msiism>
Section 9.4.1 of the Racket Guide says: "In #px syntax, some standard character classes can be conveniently represented as metasequences instead of as explicit bracketed expressions: \d matches a digit (the same as [0-9])…"
<msiism>
Should this say \d "matches an ASCII digit"?
<msiism>
As far as I'm informed, the [:digit:] character class contains more than just [0-9].
<msiism>
However, in Racket, [:digit:] or \d really don't seem to match non-ASCII digits.