Steffen Nurpmeso wrote in
<20210614162626(_dot_)VfjxT%steffen(_at_)sdaoden(_dot_)eu>:
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<20210614121214(_dot_)84C16210F4(_at_)orac(_dot_)inputplus(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk>:
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||Why not iconv(3) the input from the user's locale, the MIME part's
||charset, etc., to UTF-8, work internally, and then iconv() again on the
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|functions do not support graphemes, and __STDC_ISO_10646__ is an
|option, so that you cannot simply code some tables on your own to
|fill the gaps, because looking at the wchar_t codepoints may not
|give you a Unicode "codepoint" (though maybe all do it like that
|so in practice you could make this a precondition). I had to
To add that if i recall correctly citrus for example does this,
using the upper bits of wchar_t for state info, but i have
forgotten whether that was done in an UTF-8 locale, or rather in
CJK or SHIFT-JS or whatever (my gut says the latter).
--steffen
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