Re: [css-mobile] @charset / typo

> > * Concerning @charset, I wonder if it shouldn't better be optional as
> > this at-rule seems to be most useful when the "content" property is
> > used
>
> Or if you happen to want a non-English class in your HTML.  Which people do,
> quite often.

But that's not quite precise, is it? Still there are other ways to
specify a style sheet's encoding, still does "non-English" not
necessarily have any encoding implications, and still could you mess
up the encoding and output a working style sheet nonetheless, e.g.
with escaped characters, CMIIW. Anyway.

Apart from that, CR editors, @charset specifies the encoding, not the
character set. CMIIW here as well.

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Jens Meiert
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