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Re: Encoding of "long string"
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Re: Encoding of "long string"


  • Subject: Re: Encoding of "long string"
  • From: Jens Ayton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2007 08:20:26 +0100

Chris Espinosa:

Basically, it's ISO 10646 in UCS-4, which is generally coherent with UTF-16 for the subset that is defined in ISO 10646. For promotion of 7-bit ASCII characters, which is what you'd usually find in source, it will be more than adequate.

I believe you’re confusing things here. ISO 10646:2003 contains the same character mapping as Unicode 5.0, and UCS-4 can represent all of it (unlike UCS-2). My understanding is that the differences between ISO 10646 and Unicode are (in principle) to do with Unicode defining rules for string processing, whereas ISO 10646 only defines the encoding tables.



-- Jens Ayton

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 >Encoding of "long string" (From: David Dunham <email@hidden>)
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