On Sun, 7 Sep 2014 13:51:23 +0200 Marco Leise via Digitalmars-d <[email protected]> wrote:
> But I figure, your system is 100% > English anyways and you have no use for NLS ? :D no, you aren't right. ;-) i'm not a native English speaker (as you can see from my postings) and my system is bilingual (trilingual, actually). yet i'm using one-byte encoding. > But it doesn't. While Latin places letters in a sequence which > you could cut off anywhere, Korean uses blocks containing > multiple consonants and vowels. For truncation of text you > would be interested in the whole block or "grapheme" not a > single vowel/consonant. that's problem of Korean language, not mine. ;-) and yes, i know about accents and other unicode stupidness, including that "rtl switch". bwah, just ignore 'em altogether. additionally, ignore everything that is out of first two unicode planes, so we can stick with 0..0xffff range.
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