I wrote:
> The problem is that ecl
> (and probably sbcl) may be build without Unicode support.
> AFAIK gcl does not support Unicode at all. You can still
> use Utf-8 with them, simply characters beyond ASCII will
> be represented by multibyte strings. It would be nice
> if utf2cork worked in such case. AFAICS we need a function
> which given a Utf-8 string produces list of Unicode
> characters (or more precisely Unicode code points)
> contained in it. It is easy to make one, I hope to
> do it today. I think that reasonable name for such
> function would be 'uentries'. So you do not need 'ucodeToString'
> (which works in opposite direction to what you need),
> but should call 'uentries' instead of 'entries' inside
> 'utf2cork'.
I have now added 'uentries' to String. With it 'utf2cork'
should look like:
utf2cork(s : String) : String ==
concat [cork(c) for c in uentries s]
'cork' should now take SingleInteger argument, and the table
should consist of pairs (String, SingleInteger).
--
Waldek Hebisch
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