Misha, > > Why not just point to the definition in the Unicode Standard, Version 3.2? > > That is a possibility. It never was before, as prior to > Unicode 3.2, the Unicode definition of UTF-8 was seriously > flawed, allowing irregular code unit sequences. On the > other hand, the definition of UTF-8 in Unicode 3.2 is made > up of amendments to existing text in Unicode 3.0, is it not? > That isn't a suitable format for a normative reference. This will get cleared up considerably in the text of Unicode 4.0, but I agree that it is rather problematical to try to point to the text of Unicode 3.2, since it isn't all sitting in one place for clear reference yet. --KenReceived on Thursday, 11 April 2002 15:27:26 GMT
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