On 08-Jun-01, 14:57 (CDT), Radovan Garabik
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I meant is that each language is in one encoding, so that there
> are not two files with different encodings for one language.
[*snip*]
> So I would probably say it as:
>
> "...however, the documentation for any single package should use only
> one encoding for one language."
Aaah, I did read the original wrong (because it did seem to imply that
all the docs in a given package needed to be the same language, which is
is why I left that part of it out). I might go with:
"...however, in a single package, all the documents written in a
particular language should share the same encoding."
I won't claim that is clearly superior to your phrasing though, so pick
whichever works better for you.
Steve
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