Subject | Re: English/ukrainian |
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Author | Didier Gasser-Morlay |
Post date | 2007-05-19T14:29:24Z |
Lester,
Didier Gasser-Morlay wrote:
[Didier] would you care to elaborate on why ? It seems/seemed to be a
good solution.
just
a single byte collation that also includes cyrillic characters.
[Didier]
As I am really at the current limits of my knowledge/understanding which
collation would do the trick, as I need English and Cyrillic in the same
fields if I do not want to rewrite the whole application
Didier
All new work is best on FB2. I'm still running PHP5.1.6, but slowly getting
the legacy stuff off FB1.5 ( and FB1 ;) ) over to current library versions.
--
Lester Caine - G8HFL
Didier Gasser-Morlay wrote:
> In PHP I understand there is a specific extension (mbstring) whichsI've kept clear of that.
> deals with multi byte issues.
[Didier] would you care to elaborate on why ? It seems/seemed to be a
good solution.
> as I understand it, the Ukrainian language (Cyrillic) does not reallyWhich is why I think you will not actually need the full UTF-8 solution,
> requires multi byte, (but then again I am just brushing the issue).
just
a single byte collation that also includes cyrillic characters.
[Didier]
As I am really at the current limits of my knowledge/understanding which
collation would do the trick, as I need English and Cyrillic in the same
fields if I do not want to rewrite the whole application
Didier
> IF I understand you correctly, you seem to imply that I need toupgrade to FB 2. I'll give that a go.
All new work is best on FB2. I'm still running PHP5.1.6, but slowly getting
the legacy stuff off FB1.5 ( and FB1 ;) ) over to current library versions.
--
Lester Caine - G8HFL