so-desu ...
Clicked in don't show message again box ...
But by then I was looking at
(encoding = 'utf-8')
ifTrue: [^UTF8TextConverter].
(encoding = 'shiftjis' or: [ encoding = 'sjis' ])
as seen in JapaneseEnvironment>>systemConverterClass for X11 ... also looks
a little fragile for lack of accessors yet X11Encoding is just such a
class-side location for "utf8EncodingCode" or such like ...
My other programming environment uses "utf8" as the string. Oi vey. Then
there are the 'UTF-8' folks out there ...
Is there a reason to avoid symbols here ? Or at least to refactor that
() or: []
out and into X11Encoding ?
That call at 2AM on a Sunday morning is Sooo often for similar issues that
crept past code reviews ... or is this a lighter style that I am used to ?
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