On May 10, 2005, at 12:46 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I get from what you are saying that if they were unicode then they won't work with line, item, word.
The two-byte codes might contain a one-byte character used in these chunks in either the upper or lower half of the code.
Consider these from the first page of the Unicode CJK Unified Ideographs:
U+4E0A contains a line end. (above?) U+4E20 contains a space. U+4E09 contains a tab. (three?) U+4E2C contains a comma.
Multiply that by 82 pages in Unicode CJK Unified Ideographs and all the support pages and you have lots of candidates for clashes.
Try this:
on mouseUp set useUnicode to true get numtoChar(0x4e0a) -- above? put the number of lines in (it & it & it & it) end mouseUp
On OS X, I get 4.
Almost all the CJK pages are filled, so you can't even do something clever with special codes.
Dar
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