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Re: Raw FAQ data format (Was: Format of FAQ items)
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lugnet.faq
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Tue, 27 Apr 1999 07:12:13 GMT
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Todd:
> How is the Japanese language represented in HTML? I seem to remember seeing
> a page a few weeks ago that seemed like it used 2-byte ShiftJIS... I'd be
> shocked if they used 8-byte HTML entities.
It depends on the chosen encoding of the document. I would
expect most people^H^H^H^H^Hrogrammers to use plain 16 bit
Unicode BMP[1].
Since I am too lazy to get my computer to operate with
another character encoding (than Latin-1), I hope we can get
the Japanese, Russian, Greek, ... to translate their
document encodings to Latin-1 with numeric character
entities for storage in the FAQ.
> Can we imagine any possible uses for characters above 255 that would be
> useful as well as portable? (I can't.) If not, then there's not much sense
> in allowing HTML elements or entities in the headers...just write < > & "
> and >=128 characters directly.
The trademark symbol! And the new version of the ECU[2].
Play well,
Jacob
1) BMP = Basic Multilingual Plane
= the first 65536 characters of Unicode
2) I think "ecu" sounds much better that "euro" :-(
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