I am wondering which encoding to use for Localizable.strings-files.
GNUMail and GWorkspace use Latin-1. As I use an @UTF-8 locale, I had
to recode their files. (Else they complained ".../Localizable.strings
does not contain string data" or sth similar and switched back to
English.) Terminal and AddressManager use 7-bit enc with explicit
'\u...' tags. Portable but very unhandy to write.
So my question is: Is there an 'official' or proposed format for
Localizable.strings? If not, there definitivly should be one explicit
encoding -- guaranteed to work independantly of the locale setting. If
it exists, it should be followed more closely.
(Of course I would try to be helpful in conversion.)
Ingolf
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