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Actually, the real problem is mixing Windows-1252 and UTF-8, while working with tools that assume your Windows-1252 is really ISO-8859-1. ASCII, after all, is
by randallsquared 17y ago
Actually, the real problem is mixing Windows-1252 and UTF-8, while working with tools that assume your Windows-1252 is really ISO-8859-1. ASCII, after all, is just a subset of UTF-8, so there's no handling required for it if you're already assuming UTF-8.