Carlos O'Donell wrote: > > 1 Empfaenger Chinese (??,???,??) ?? > > * For the second line of output, in the first three cases, iconv() > > did transliteration, and the result was always an ASCII string. > > (The quality of glibc's transliteration of Hanzi characters to > > question marks can be debated, though.) > > Completely off-topic, but is there a "high quality" transliteration of > Hanzi characters? > Would you have expected a phenome to be spelled out in ASCII? > I am not aware of any way to keep the meaning of the Hanzi characters in > ASCII, therefore you see the locales "default_missing" character U+003F '?'.
Let's discuss this on libc-alpha. [1] Bruno [1] https://sourceware.org/pipermail/libc-alpha/
