Mirsad Todorovac writes: > > In few last messages regarding charsets, I was to notice that many troubles > could be handled via some character remapping mechanism. > > How this should work is as follows: > > - let's suppose that browser cannot accept document charset, then > document should be translated into charset which is supported > by browser, but lest likely to loose some characters > > (Example: with CP-1250 and iso-8859-2 there are only some > swapped blocks of chars, says Dave, so then there should > never be a loss in conversion, but we don't need to have > both, duplicate versions of documents -- one for UN*X > machines, and one for Wind*ws CEE [and still more for > other platforms ...] > ) > > - conversion mechanism is simple transliteration, different codes are > being assigned for the same characters RFC1345 actually provides specifications for doing such simple transliteration, with fallbacks. keld simonsenReceived on Saturday, 13 July 1996 04:59:07 EDT
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