Ideal Unicode'
Will never exist for a few simple reasons:
1. Unicode is a moving target (the Unicode commission keep producing
updated versions).
2. Computers and computer operating systems are moving targets.
If one is prepared to invest one hell of a lot of time (and I have)
poking
In my perfect programming world ...
I'd want all characters all the time for any place characters are displayed to
be displayed and entered as unicode characters and represented as UTF8 bytes.
If the display version has 割劥 I'd want the language to recognize those as two
characters and as 6
Hi Kee,
No, this isn't crazy at all. In fact, this is pretty standard amongst nowadays
software products, particularly text editors. Most programming environments are
capable of doing this. The availability of both char and byte in the LiveCode
language indicates that RunRev plans to do the
On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 3:32 PM, Kee Nethery k...@kagi.com wrote:
In my perfect programming world ...
I'd want all characters all the time for any place characters are displayed
to be displayed and entered as unicode characters and represented as UTF8
bytes.
If the display version has 割劥
