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> > It is unnatural to > > allow #85 as white space in XML as (currently at least) it isn't as far > > as I know an end of line character in any ascii/unicode based system. > > It is. ASCII text files on a mainframe use #x85 (encoded as 85) > as the line-end character. And here I was always believing that ASCII was a purely seven bit code. In fact the copy of the ASCII spec I have (buried :) says so definitively. Any file with a byte with the 0x80 bit set is NOT ASCII. Unless there's been a revision of the spec somewhere that changed that fundamental feature, which I suppose could always have happened. - Dave
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