Chris Angelico writes: > Not sure why 1251, All of those codes have repertoires that are Cyrillic supersets, presumably Russian-language content, based on Oleg's top domain. > But it's important to note that this is a method of handling junk. > It's not a design intention; this is for a situation where I really > want to cope with any byte stream and attempt to display it as text. > And if I get something that's neither UTF-8 nor CP-1252, I will > display it wrongly, and there's nothing can be done about that. Of course there is. It just gets more heuristic the more numerous the potential encodings are.
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