From: Ben Wing [mailto:ben@666.com]
portability?
I'm not quite sure what you mean here. Why isn't the concept/mapping that
the registry setting values embody portable to some other configuration
state on other OSes?
Heck, you could even combine the concept with the Plane 14 languages tags to
tell you which codeset mapping to use for a certain run of characters.
Bill
Bill Tutt wrote:
> > From: Ben Wing [mailto:ben@666.com]
>
> [cool mappings yanked for space]
>
> Ah, ok, then its most likely a simple 1-1 mapping based on the EUDC
> CodeRange data in the registry. In which case you can't depend on a
> hardwired mapping.
>
>
(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Nls\CodeP
age\EUDCCodeRa
> nge)
>
> Is there any particular reason this method of encoding
isn't a good enough
> extension for unassigned UTF-16 safe ranges, or do you just
not want to
> bother touching the code when we discover the loads of
alien races that are
> out there?
>
> Bill
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