On 23/08/12 17:15, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
On 08/23/2012 09:09 AM, Andrew Faulds wrote:
Personally, I think you should have just two encodings: page_encoding
and internal_encoding. The former is for form input and page output
(could be latin-1, for instance), and internal_encoding is the internal
representation (default to utf-8 - you can deal with all of, say,
latin-1, as well as unicode entities). Input and output, on the web at
least, are almost always going to match.
No, we need 3. The internal/script encoding doesn't have to be the same
as the input encoding. It isn't common in the Western world, but
elsewhere people do write their scripts in their local encoding which
may very well be different from their input and/or output encodings.
-Rasmus
Oh, you mean script encoding, form input/page output encoding and
internal representation?
Because I don't see a need for differing default input (i.e. file/form
input) and default output (i.e. page/file output) encodings.
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