At 9:55 AM -0800 3/26/01, Jonathan Gardner wrote:
>I think XML doesn't like characters beyond 127 decimal.
Not true at all! XML is very strongly based on Unicode, and that's a
wonderful thing. Americans are very ignorant of the wide variety of
letterforms and characters in the world, or we wouldn't have come up
with the pathetically-limited ASCII as our standard machine character
set.
XML is specifically and explicitly designed to overcome this dreadful
parochialism and to allow characters from many different languages,
including non-Roman ones such as Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese
and Korean.
Remember, it's a World Wide Web.
Avi
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