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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 14:09:11 -0500 Michael B Allen <email@hidden> wrote:
Actually, you will *never* see UTF-8 with more than 4 octets per codepoint. Period. That is the way that UTF-8 is defined. If you see a 5 or 6 octet character, then you are not reading UTF-8 data.
This is incorrect. Please read the first sentence in section 2 of RFC 2279:
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