It looks like the working draft is still in the early stages. Does
this mean it is better to wait and see what the Web Consortium comes
up with before proceding?
Also, I'm a little confused. I thought each Chinese character is a
word, which is represented with two bytes for some character sets (or
maybe four bytes for Unicode). So if we know that every two bytes is
a word, why do we need a dictionary?
For instance, "wo bu ji dao" would be four characters, encoded in
eight (or sixteen) bytes, and indexed by htDig as four separate
words. Am I mistaken?
Jeff
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