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"Extended ASCII" is not ASCII. It's a dated phrase referring to various one-byte-per-character encodings that include ASCII as a subset. Now that UTF-8 exists
by rspeer 13y ago
"Extended ASCII" is not ASCII.
It's a dated phrase referring to various one-byte-per-character encodings that include ASCII as a subset. Now that UTF-8 exists and is widely used, those encodings are useless until you decode them into Unicode anyway.
- shmerl 13y agoSo what? It's still called extended ASCII. The point is, using Unicode box drawing characters on that site would be appropriate.