2001-04-11T10:37:17+0200, Florian Weimer ->
> > That is correct. There is only one way to write UTF-8.
>
> In many programming languages, 'UTF-8' is not a valid identifier.
> Shall we use 'UTF8' or 'UTF_8' instead?
This is entirely up to you. However, all instances of UTF-8 that are
visible to the user should be exactly the five characters "UTF-8".
I just wish everyone would follow this. "less" uses "utf-8", vim uses
"utf-8" (but it accepts "UTF-8" as input). I guess it's ok if the
application interprets a specification liberally, but when it outputs
the information it should really be "UTF-8" I think.
n.
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