0-3G-05 贾延平 wrote:
> Firest of all, sorry for my poor englishJ
>
> These days, I tried Jruby with chinese. And I have a question:
>
> Why don’t using UTF-8 for Ruby internal use, Especially with �CKu option?
>
> We can
>
> 1, Read ruby script file using the file’s encoding instead of read RAW data.
>
> 2, Strings first convert to java’s UTF16 when read from file and then
> convert to UTF8 bytes for RubyString
>
> 3. so, in Ruby Strings will be implement by bytes with encoding UTF8
>
>
>
> Because UTF8 is compatible with ASCII, ruby script file write in English
> is OK.
你好，贾延平！
Internally, Ruby strings (even in JRuby) are just a collection of bytes.
If you specify
-Ku they will be UTF-8 internally by default. If you call a Java API
that returns strings,
we'll convert that string into bytes as UTF-8. Is there a specific
problem you're seeing?
我不忍情你的���}。
- Charlie
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