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The ISO-8859-1 ASCII-based character encoding contains an Ö, too. That's not even Unicode. It may not be in the first seven bits of the ASCII alphabet, but it's
by robinh 13y ago
The ISO-8859-1 ASCII-based character encoding contains an Ö, too. That's not even Unicode. It may not be in the first seven bits of the ASCII alphabet, but it's so widely implemented that not supporting it is just as ridiculous as not supporting the apostrophe.
- danielweber 13y agoThe problem is that there are so many standards for what characters 128-255 stand for.
- niggler 13y agothere are literally hundreds of codepages http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/ http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/