David Thorburn-Gundlach writes:
> David --
>
> ...and then David DeSimone said...
> %
> [clip]
> %
> % > I´m waiting for so long for the feature [...]
> %
> % apostrophe character "'", which already has an ASCII value (0x27), so
> % I'm not sure why you're using the character above (value 0xB4).
>
> I won't touch the name of that French character, either :-) FYI,
> however, it looks pretty much like an apostrophe for me. So is it
> him or you?
Well, it is *not* an apostrophe, but an accent, which you can easily see
by comparing it with a real apostrophe --'--. And,
http://isis.et.uni-magdeburg.de/network/help/html/char.html
confirms that it's indeed the acute accent at 0xb4 (180, 0264) in
ISO Latin 1. Not that I knew the difference between ISO Latin 1 and
ISO-8859-1, if any.
