Dan Kogai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 01:06 , Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
>> So we need some way of telling from an encoding object (e.g.
>> an attribute or a method call) that it needs line buffering
>> so that :encoding layer can take the appropriate steps.
>
>Okay, which way do you like, attribute or method ?
Let us make it a method - then most encodings can inherit as default.
>I think method is
>more elegant but attribute seems easier to fetch. Since this is more
>for PerlIO than Encode itself, I would appreciate if you gave me the API
>(just name would be enough)
But hard to think of - don't blame you for asking.
>and I will add them to ISO-2022 stuff (not
>just JP but KR has one, too).
Add
sub line_aware { '' } # false
to Encode::Encoding
and
sub line_aware { "\n" } # true, hint at chars that will do
To those that need it
Exact meaning of value of string (other than as truth value) to be
thrashed out later. May either be $/ like, or perhaps a "set" or ...
>
>Dan
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