"Jason R. Mastaler" wrote:
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I just upgraded to v2.5.0b2 and was surprised to find I'm still having the
same problem (see link above) years later! Is the "dirty workaround" shown
below still the best way to solve it?
I think so.
But if you are interested in multi-language programming, converting local
character-encoding to UTF-8 would be the best way. EUC-JP is a cheap
alternative to UTF-8, but it only supports English and Japanese.
In Japan, migration to UTF-8 caused a political problem, and I can imagine
some people will strongly criticize my opinion. I think they will
recommend you to enhance Wilma to support ISO-2022-JP encoding.
