| Gabor Hojtsy 2006-07-19, 6:58 pm |
| On Wed, 19 Jul 2006, Nuno Lopes wrote:
> I have already started documenting the Unicode stuff about one year ago
> (http://php.net/unicode). Most is already out-of-date, but it is a start
> point.
> What we were discussing is if we should change every page to mention that it
> is unicode-safe/aware/compatible/whatever. We were all against that because
> changing every single file would be a pain for us and mainly for the
> translators. All functions will be converted by the time PHP 6 is released,
> so there is no really interest in marking every single function as such.
As far as I have seen adding an entity was the suggested method, which
should not be a problem for translators to adapt to IMHO. In case this
entity is just a "this has unicode support" text, and nothing more, and if
all text handling functions will indeed have Unicode support, then adding
these entities is really not seem to worth it.
Gabor
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