paul wrote: > I think that there should be a single directive for: > > * unicode strings > * 8-bit strings > * comments I'd say "the entire program". > If a user uses UTF-8 for 8-bit strings and Shift-JIS for Unicode, there > is basically no text editor in the world that is going to do the right > thing. And it isn't possible for a web server to properly associate an > encoding. In general, it isn't a useful configuration. exactly. any proposal that assumes that different parts of a text file is going to use different encodings is seriously flawed, and totally ignorant of reality. things just don't work that way. </F>
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