At 10:39 pm +0000 2/3/05, David Cantrell wrote:
If you put non-ASCII in your code you're doing something wrong. Language-specific stuff - including English - belongs in a seperate resource file if you care about internationalisation.
Uhm, the Perl I use uses UTF-8 by default. UTF-8 and Unicode have nothing at all to do with language, whatever you mean by that; and if I'm using a text editor that allows me to include Chinese and Ancient Greek in a perl script, as I do, and have them displayed as such for my convenience I am doing nothing wrong at all, since the script is all in UTF-8. I think you are talking of a different century.
JD
