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I'd say having your Chinese and Japanese text in different encodings would make it worse. In a markup language the annotations can be inline. HTML has e.g. <spa
by TorKlingberg 5y ago
I'd say having your Chinese and Japanese text in different encodings would make it worse. In a markup language the annotations can be inline. HTML has e.g. <span lang="ja">, which seems to work well enough.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoSomeday programmers will have learned their lesson about in-band signaling, but apparently it won't be today.
- lmm 5y agoThat seems to have all the same problems as having parts of the document in different encodings - e.g. if you move a section of text from one part of the document to another it will suddenly change behaviour.