Le 11-févr.-05 à 17:29, Scott Morgan a écrit :

> I think what you're missing is the fact that UTF-8 isn't very space
> efficient when it comes to handling the higher end of the Unicode
> space.
> Each byte in a UTF-8 encoded character not only stores info on what
> character it represent but also info on whether it's a start byte or an
> extra byte so parsing UTF-8 is easier.
> ...

I should have seen your post before answering to Lester. My immediate
previous post will just duplicate yours. Sorry.

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Olivier Mascia