Or people that worry too much about characters being bytes.
-Andrei
Steph Fox wrote:
Well maybe half the problem with this is that people aren't really aware
of what is or isn't the issue. As I (now) understand it, the only people
affected by Unicode support will be those currently using mbstring, is
that correct?
- Steph
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Hey, I can't do everything.
-Andrei
Steph Fox wrote:
Right, and that's something that does NOT appear in any notes anywhere.
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switch ASAP
Pass in "Hello World" where? And yes, you shouldn't have to do
anything special (especially for English). The functions will work
transparently.
-Andrei
Steph Fox wrote:
Hey Andrei,
You can't just say that without giving full details.
We've seen all your 'this will cope with Russian, Hebrew, Greek,
Japanese and Icelandic' demos. We haven't seen what happens to
English, French or German - ever.
So what happens if I pass in "Hello World", in English, and it's
regarded as an an IS_UNICODE string? Would I know about it? Is
there anything special I should do? Or does it just happen as
always, and what-was-all-the-fuss-about?
- Steph
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