At 13:11 -0800 2002-11-11, Michael \(michka\) Kaplan wrote:
It was related to this thread but in a previous post. Nevertheless a little gentle user-friendliness on your page would help me to use it more easily. Just a teensy tutorialette and a weensy example at the top? A little hand-holding?> Perhaps it is just me, but terms like scalar value just don't mean > anything to me. It rather reminds me of reptilian skin shedding.Since I do not use that term on my site, I assume you are referring to someone else's resource? :-)
Gee, what I really need is a UTF-8/UTF-16/UTF/32 sort of converter that handles surrogates.... ;-) "There isn't such a thing and there ought to be." :-)> I visited MichKa's page and tried typing in 10312 (OLD ITALIC LETTERKU) and it did convert to a surrogate pair. I wonder what would happen if I pasted it into an HTML document. Hmm but I couldn't do that until I converted them to UTF-8....Well, since the page advertises itself as a UTF-16/UTF-32 sort of converter, I would hope that the lack of UTF-8 byte conversion would be expected.....
The surrogate pair shows three digits and a tiny little popup triangle to tell you that there's a fourth digit. If you need to I can send you a screenshot.> By the way MichKa if you make the boxes a bit wider the whole stringof numbers would display.What numbers did not display for you? They all fit for me....
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