Subject | Re: UTF-8 vs UTF-16 |
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Author | mailmur |
Post date | 2003-08-21T19:07:53Z |
ForYourInformation,
* Java encoding "UTF-16" produces UTF-16BE
* Java encoding "Unicode" produces UTF-16LE
* Win2k Notepads "Unicode" save produces UTF-16LE. It has an
additional "Unicode big endian" saveAs format for UTF-16BE
I have not tested dotNET C# FileWriters what endian it produces
with "UTF-16" and "Unicode" encoding names. Most likely (if it
support such encoding name) "Unicode" name is mapped to LittleEndian.
I can test it at work tomorrow and same time which endian is done
with UTF-16 encoding name.
* Java encoding "UTF-16" produces UTF-16BE
* Java encoding "Unicode" produces UTF-16LE
* Win2k Notepads "Unicode" save produces UTF-16LE. It has an
additional "Unicode big endian" saveAs format for UTF-16BE
I have not tested dotNET C# FileWriters what endian it produces
with "UTF-16" and "Unicode" encoding names. Most likely (if it
support such encoding name) "Unicode" name is mapped to LittleEndian.
I can test it at work tomorrow and same time which endian is done
with UTF-16 encoding name.