[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
antonio 2004/04/05 05:25:36
Log: removing encoding="ISO-8859-1"
Why?
Yes, why? UTF-8 is the XML default, but very few general purpose editors (i.e. non-XML editors) handle it correctly. So I'm wondering the value of this change : can't every dict file use the encoding that's most suited for its target language.
Also, how does CVS handle UTF-8 files? I mean what happens if a byte in a 2-bytes character is a "\n"? When checked out on Window, does it become "\r\n"? This can lead to very weird questions...
Sylvain
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