Markus Kuhn wrote:
Andrew McNaughton wrote on 2001-08-05 10:38 UTC:
You can send Unicode directly to the Web browser. Just make sure you
announce in the HTTP header that the body is encoded in UTF-8.
Sounds nice, but in practice this excludes a lot of users still.
Not really. All
Hello-
Two comments/questions:
1)
UNICODE is a character encoding ...
Wrong. Unicode is not a character encoding. There are many different
character encodings which are used to encode unicode, notably utf-8,
ucs16 and perl's own utf-8 like encoding.
I was not aware that perl's encoding
At 10:02 01/08/06 -0700, Tim Walters wrote:
Markus Kuhn wrote:
Andrew McNaughton wrote on 2001-08-05 10:38 UTC:
You can send Unicode directly to the Web browser. Just make sure you
announce in the HTTP header that the body is encoded in UTF-8.
Sounds nice, but in practice this
Netscape 4.x and earlier did not use Unicode.
Netscape (and Mozilla) 6.x do all internal processing in Unicode.
Just to be accurate, the referenced URL,
http://www.hclrss.demon.co.uk/unicode/netscape.html should be
modified from:
From Character Coding on the View menu, you can see which
