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Substrings just get the BOM too. EZ. Re: HTML, people usually bring it up because it's a lot of ASCII that'll all double up under UTF-16. Mostly my argument is
by camgunz 5y ago
Substrings just get the BOM too. EZ.
Re: HTML, people usually bring it up because it's a lot of ASCII that'll all double up under UTF-16. Mostly my argument is that most text isn't HTML, so size savings on other text files still matter.
- netheril96 5y agoWhich standard string library ever does that?
- camgunz 5y agoAre there UTF-16 string libraries that let you split a UTF-16 string into a string with a BOM and a string without it? That would feel like a bug to me.