thockin@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
At least they don't change their mind about what subset of Unicode they support and what encoding converters their provide with every OS revision as do some fruity companies...
UTF-16 is not a standard Windows feature. Win32 uses UCS-2.
Great, so Windows doesn't even support Unicode fully.
I'm trying to make a fair opinion, but it really seems to me that UTF-8 is the standards-supported option for making data cross compiler boundaries.
.... I totaly agree with Tim. UTF-8 all the way...
Sebastien
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