its own issues).
No, I don't plan to support XML 1.1, certainly not in XOM 1.0 and
beyond that not unless someone asks for it and demonstrates a real
need. This is discussed in the XOM FAQ at
http://www.cafeconleche.org/XOM/faq.xhtml#d0e183
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. However,
that's going to have to wait for 1.1. For 1.0, I just want to pick
something that's a reasonable compromise across the most common cases.
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as the translation between UTF-8 and UTF-16 the
class is currently performing on every call to setValue and getValue,
ideally faster.
Has anyone done any work on Unicode formats for this use-case? Does
anyone have any references or ideas to share?
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is if you're transmitting this encoding on the
wire, which I am definitely not doing. But SCSU looks like a really
nice option. Thanks.
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, of the string (therefore max of 32,767
octets per string, which shouldn't ordinarily be a problem).
That would be a problem. I definitely cannot rule out long strings,
where long is quite a bit larger than 32K.
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was ever a distinguishing characteristic of two otherwise
identical characters?
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of justice!
(Tongue firmly in cheek.)
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it in a real text file.
I have. It shows up in a lot of old text files as a page separator
character. It's also occasionally used as a document separator when
someone wants to stuff multiple XML documents in the same file.
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/#Code_Sample.
However, it's Copyright © 1998-1999 Unicode,
Inc. All Rights Reserved. so I can't copy it
into my own project.
Is there anything else out there?
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use this
for now.
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documents. It also would have been much more compatible with existing
parsers and tools. :-(
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would argue that the schema
language should itself be written in terms of grapheme clusters
rather than characters, but it isn't and thus we need to handle
characters to implement a validator in accordance with the spec.
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be more
appropriate for the next time I need something like this. Is there
any list anywhere of the ranges or code points that are included?
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if Java uses one-byte per boolean in arrays or
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; an odd value fails.
Interesting. Do you have any references on that I can explore
further? A quick google search didn't turn up anything relevant. I'm
curious to see how the algorithm actually works.
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The Unicode data files at
http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/ISO8859/ do not include a mapping
for ISO-8859-11, Thai. Is there any particular reason for this? Is
ISO-8859-11 unfinished or deprecated or unable to be mapped to Unicode
or some such? If none of these things are true, is there
. There
are about 10 characters in TIS-620 that are mapped to the Unicode
replacement character. This is from 1998 though. Has Unicode's Thai
support improved any in later versions?
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of any kind. Is this a
mistake in the Unicode data?
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Ages. If the hypothesis proved to be true,
Islamic history probably wouldn't be affected very much at all.
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fell into the Dark Ages has been
a hotly debated subject for a long time. It's astonishing to consider
that the answer might be that it never happened at all.
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. That might
be a faulty assumption in the long run.
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there though.
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impressive since I think e makes up about 20% of
the letters in typical German.
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think we can count on client software getting
this right. (Hell, Microsoft, can't even stop e-mail from running
scripts.) The problem needs to be fixed closer to the source.
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On Thu, Feb 07, 2002 at 10:34:20AM -0500, Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
Unicode is a character encoding, not a glyph encoding. Furthermore, it's
a superset of a number of preexisting character sets, so that it was
possible for those users to move to Unicode without problems. Since
important
obvious. In
Unicode, it is not.
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? Of course it's not.
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are no substitute for prevention.
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systems; but when we're designing something truly new
like internationalized domain names it only makes sense to avoid
these known problems.
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in the face of this.
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though.
I suspect a lot of our tools haven't been thoroughly tested with
PLane-1 and are likely to have these sorts of bugs in them.
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overlapping shapes with
anything approaching an adequate degree of facility.
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could write a Java program to
auto-generate an SVG image, but that feels a little like using a hearse
to haul dirt around my farm. It would probably work, but isn't really
the right tool for the job. :-)
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CROSS;So;0;ON;N;
The entire musical symbols block
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on the grounds that they were idiosyncratic (i.e.
didn't show up anywhere except the PHAISTOS DISK). Has that changed?
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is not
theoretical, but IBM can damn well fix its own software without
polluting XML for the rest of us.) There is no justification here for
a new, incompatible version of XML.
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in the wild.)
This is just what I can think of off the top of my head. There's probably more.
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. :-)
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with the
word processor, but haven't been able to display any
supplementary characters in the HTML browser yet.
Which word processor? Which HTML browser?
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, and it does make life simpler and more
pleasant than it otherwise would be.
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e're weird. The average citizen of any country has neither
the time, money, nor interest to learn more than two languages; nor
should they have to.
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"mutually incomprehensible forms of spoken English"?
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are attractive. It may take the next
post-Java language to really solve them.
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At 7:26 AM -0800 11/16/00, Valeriy E. Ushakov wrote:
On Thu, Nov 16, 2000 at 05:58:27 -0800, Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
public char charAt(int index)
This method is used to walk strings, looking at each character in
turn, a useful thing to do. Clearly it would be possible to replace
this?
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and fonts for all this, but so far Word 98
can't take advantage of it.
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bet double as digits? Or are there some uniquely Armenian digits
that Unicode is missing?
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ou're receiving strings through an API like SAX that
can properly decode whatever stream it's sitting on top of", then I
see your point. But it might help to be a little more explicit.
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