>>What, exactly, needs to be done by an application (or rather, its data >>formats) to accomodate CJK in Unicode (and other languages with similar >>ambiguities)?
The proposed standards document says: > Character Set Encoding of Tags: > =============================== > > UTF-8 is the default encoding for tag data. Unfortunately UTF-8 muffed > it for Asian languages by doing the equivalent of giving the same > character codes to English, Russian, and Greek letters. It's interesting that Japanese and Chinese, which are unrelated languages, are sometimes mutually understandable when written, but somehow use totally different scripts. -- Linux-UTF8: i18n of Linux on all levels Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-utf8/
