Robert Joop wrote:

you should use UTF-8, of course! ;-)

the question is whether to use one charset or handle multiple charsets
for the l10n files, right?
michael, you are sitting only some 80 km away from słubice (the
neighbouring town of frankfurt/oder), the ł of its name is not contained
in ISO 8859-1 (but 8859-2).

but is every developer ready and willing to (at least partially) switch
to UTF-8?
We have two po-files per language (openca-html.po and openca.po). So we can use different charactersets for different languages but it would be nice if we could use only one or two charctersets for all files.

What we have to do if we want to switch to UTF-8? It sounds like you know what's necessary. (Another question - how do you create this special l?)

Michael
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