> All of that means that there are no run-time problems. > The only actual concern is whether compilers will choke > on UTF-8 source files. Alan says that, according to the > standard, a compiler would be perfectly right to choke. > I believe him. I also don't care.
I don't think that one is a show stopper because if you can guarantee the rest will not break C provides you with \ escapes so you can paste the string in that way. So the question is the one about feeding utf-8 to glibc functions and internal cleanness of gtk/glib (eg what C library dependancies does it have). Having to use \ escapes for the quotes is a trivial inconvenience. > They don't just look better. They're easier to read. > What's more, they're correct. And if we could get over > this barrier, maybe we could start using proper dashes. > Good typography makes text more legible. Agreed - my concerns are to do it right, not whether it should be done. Alan _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
