Fine, but what I was saying is that the behavior of number of functions
will change, slightly or more than slightly, depending on unicode
semantics mode being on or on the type of data passed to them. Those
changes need to be documented.
-Andrei
On Jul 19, 2006, at 2:17 PM, Nuno Lopes wrote:
I have already started documenting the Unicode stuff about one year
ago (http://php.net/unicode). Most is already out-of-date, but it is a
start point.
What we were discussing is if we should change every page to mention
that it is unicode-safe/aware/compatible/whatever. We were all against
that because changing every single file would be a pain for us and
mainly for the translators. All functions will be converted by the
time PHP 6 is released, so there is no really interest in marking
every single function as such.
What we can do (and should) is to add some information to the
reference.xml file about how the extension handles unicode data (for
example, the xml extensions use utf8 internally because of libxml,
etc..)
