Hello, Mike Gran <spk...@yahoo.com> writes:
> Maybe its best to leave them unchanged w.r.t strings. Any char values between > 128 and 255 would just be interpreted as if they were UCS-4 characters > 128 to 255 and get put in the strings directly. Sounds good. > In the short term, socket functions could also be modified > to take both strings and u8vectors. Then, if someone was actually > pushing UTF strings over the network, they could use > "utf8-encoded-u8vector->string" or some such to do the conversion. I'd prefer bytevectors, but yes. Thanks, Ludo'.
