> +1 on unicode support. I think not having unicode support by default > really hurts PHP in the enterprise where applications must almost always > be internationalized. I know mbstring gets the job done, but it's > really hard to evangelize PHP as a choice technology when you have to > use an extension to do what Java and Perl do natively. I just sent an > e-mail to the SOAP list on this subject on how strings are really not > re-encoded to UTF-8-- so if you have a form that takes variables of any > encoding and puts them through PEAR SOAP, they come out as ASCII (not > good).
Very true, native unicode support would really make things way easier. This has my vote :) - David -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
