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Re: 2-bytes character display ready ?
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Pete French |
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Re: 2-bytes character display ready ? |
Date: |
Tue, 19 Feb 2002 11:53:06 +0000 |
> In PostScript, a 'string' is explicitly defined as an array of integers,
> each in the range 0 to 255 ie an array of bytes.
Hmm, so how are characters outside that range represented ? Are they
in UTF-8 ?
> The DPSshow() function is a convenience for simple nul terminated C
> strings ... and can't pass the full set of postscript strings we need to use.
Could we not treat the argument as if it were UTF-8, which is then backwards
compatible with ASCII and doesnt require an extra interface ?
Just some speculations - I have my own set of ObjC foundation classes I
wrote to use at work, and I keep things in UTF-8 for
convenienece, which seems to workO.K. I havent llooked at how to communicate
this to PS though.
-bat.
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