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At 11:17 AM 23/07/01 -0700, David Brownell wrote: >I'm curious ... seems one of the API costs of converting >systems to Unicode 3.1 support is getting real support >for surrogate pairs. I may have missed something, but >last I heard there was no such support, even in JDK 1.4: > >http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/docs/api/java/lang/Character.html Blecch; so in fact Java's "char" really represents the late-unlamented UCS-2 encoding. >Do folk prefer to deal with characters in the astral planes >as surrogate pairs (native representation in String and in >char arrays), or as decoded "int" values? Both? Is some >other representation preferred? Seems like the smart thing is to leave it in a String for now, in the hope that the rest of the Java apparatus will get non-BMP-savvy in the course of time, and you'll be able to send these things to renderers and other string-processing-functions and the Right Thing Will Happen. I'm wondering if there is a need for some Blueberry-aware SAX2 utility/support interfaces, but nothing comes to mind. -Tim
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