Welé Negga wrote,
> Does the Clean development team plan to make Concurrent > Clean partially or fully Unicode compliant in their future > releases, as this is crucial for those of us who use non-European > writing systems, and more generally for those who develop > truly global applications. It is crucial for everyone. Having an HTML validator, like Tidy.exe, which generates errors or warnings every time it encounters a UTF-8 sequence is unnerving. It's especially irritating when the validator automatically converts each string making a single UTF-8 character into two or three HTML named entities. If UTF-8 is needed in the HTML, and the HTML needs to be valid, the user must make a back-up copy of the original HTML, run the validator on the back-up, and then manually make corrections to the source. This is quite cumbersome and should really be unneccessary. HTML validators should only validate the HTML, that is the text between the HTML brackets "<" and ">", and not affect the actual text of the file. Best regards, James Kass.
