Re: [PATCH] First cut at 1954 solution

Philip Martin <philip@codematters.co.uk> writes:
> The document is out of date. It claims UTF-16 is the simplest
> encoding and that it's fixed-width, but these days Unicode code points
> go up to 0x10FFFF and so UTF-16 is now strictly a multi-byte encoding.
> UTF-32 is probably the simplest, fixed-width encoding. However since
> the Unicode standard itself claims that nearly all characters in all
> modern languages are below 0xFFFF, treating UTF-16 as fixed-width is
> likely to work in most cases.

Thank you for the correction, Philip. I'll update the document.

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Received on Wed Dec 8 07:34:31 2004