Can someone give me some advice? If I was to write a dictionary class
for Unicode, would I be better off writing it using a b-tree, or
hash-bin system? Or maybe an array of pointers to arrays system?
I suppose, that if I wanted an array of pointers to arrays, that I
couldn't use UTF32, I could only use UTF8, right? Are there any
advantages I could make of UTF8 having "dissallowed" character ranges,
when writing some dictionary code?
Is there some kind of place on the internet I should look up about
Unicode dictionaries? I'm assuming that this matter has been dealt with
in ICU already...
Thanks a lot!
- Re: Unicode dictionary coding? UTF8, UTF32, etc Theodore H. Smith
- Re: Unicode dictionary coding? UTF8, UTF32, etc John Cowan
- Re: Unicode dictionary coding? UTF8, UTF32, etc Philippe Verdy
- Re: Unicode dictionary coding? UTF8, UTF32, etc Markus Scherer

