On Mon, 12 Jan 2004, Roger Mills wrote:
> Attentive Reader will have noted that in my just-uploaded
>
http://cinduworld.tripod.com/supplement.htm under the word "kikayoka" there
> is a botched IPA rendering "['kjok?]". That "?" should be a schwa (hex
> 0259, dec. 601). Is "ə" the correct way to encode that?
> Then, do I have to change the "charset=iso-8859-1" to something else? (utf-8
> according to one website)
I'm pretty sure not, the charset says what character set the source is
encoded as and says nothing about the characters that can be used, I
think.
> And if I do that, do I have to change all the
> other "ç", "á" etc. to numerics?? (No big deal, but
> bothersome...)
No.
> Does "&schwa;" exist?
Not as far as I know. Would be nice, though.
> Please give an idiot-proof answer.
Idiot-proof enough?
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Tristan