Re: ¿

On Mar 20,  9:13pm, Francois Yergeau wrote:

> À 22:38 20-03-97 +0100, Chris Lilley a écrit :
> >The fourth column in the file below, without the " " quotes, gives all
> >legal values greater than 127.
>
> Oops!  You forgot about 99.8% of them!

Chuckle. Yes, precisely correct. Try:

"all legal values greater than 127 and less than 256"


> All Unicode characters, about 40 000, can be referenced with &#nnnnn;.

Yes, as I am well aware.  The point I was trying to make (and in striving
to so do missed a vital part of the sentence) was that the table starts
from &#160 and I said it was legal values greater than 127 - implication
being that 128 to 159 are not legal.

My apologies that in haste to make one point I neglected to make an
even more important one.


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