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> Subject: Re: Multibyte characters
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> > I am writing xml files which contain physical units.
> > Some units contain the greek mucro.
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> Do you mean U+03BC which
"However, using UTF-8 is a much better option, and your customer can simply
get an
editor that can display text encoded in UTF-8."
Or more likely to just import it into a local code page that supports those
characters.
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Dean Roddey
Chairman/CTO, Charmed Quark
> I am writing xml files which contain physical units.
> Some units contain the greek mucro.
Do you mean U+03BC which is "GREEK SMALL LETTER MU" or U+00B5, which is
"MICRO SIGN"? There is no Greek "mucro" character.
> Xerces writes it as two characters, I remember thats
> because it cannot be d
Hi Matthias,
it's difficult to understand who is wrong, without seeing the XML file.
Could you post it?
Alberto
At 22.13 08/12/2004 +0100, Matthias Niggemeier wrote:
Hi there!
I am writing xml files which contain physical units.
Some units contain the greek mucro.
Xerces writes it as two characte
