>> How will you discern intended and unintended input? Additionally,
>> due to FontConfig providing a fallback mechanism for missing
>> characters, you normally don't get warnings if you are getting a
>> `strange' letter.
>
> What about a "maybe error" message? Something like "you file
> doesn't use utf-8 encoding. For best results you may want to save
> your input encoded in utf-8, see Program Usage Manual chapter x
> section y for more information".
If we get an invalid UTF-8 sequence, I'm all for it. But it is not
too difficult to not get invalid sequences but still have wrong
output.
Werner
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