Re: ASCIIifying
| From: | David Starner <dvdeug@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, May 6, 2003, 19:00 |
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On Tue, May 06, 2003 at 03:51:00AM -0400, Robert B Wilson wrote:
> i assumed you meant 7-bit ascii (characters 0-127), as 8-bit ascii is
> becoming quite rare (latin-1 is used instead)
Arrgh! 8-bit ASCII does not, and has never existed, in a strict sense.
In a loose sense, 8-bit ASCII includes Latin-1 as much as anything else.
Furthermore, what you have below is not Latin-1; it's Microsoft CP1252.
For most purposes, Latin-1 is a subset of CP1252, and OE and oe are not
in Latin-1.
> in latin-1:
> æ = 230
> Æ = 198
> <9c> = 156
> <8c> = 140
> å = 229
> Å = 197
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