= Сообщение: 1012 из 7127 ====================================== FTSC_PUBLIC = От : Kees van Eeten 2:280/5003.4 07 Jan 14 19:01:42 Кому : Maurice Kinal 07 Jan 14 19:01:42 Тема : CHRS kludge implementations FGHI : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=2:280/5003.4+52cc49a3 На : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:153/7001.0+52cc2104 = Кодировка сообщения определена как: LATIN-1 ================================ Ответ: area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=2:203/2+52ccf7c0 ============================================================================== Hello Maurice!
07 Jan 14 15:45, you wrote to me:
KvE>> that is what the CHRS kludge is supposed to do, eliminate this KvE>> type of disagreement.
MK> I seriously doubt it
Well you are in fidonet, lesser disagreements flared into exchange of words, that are not part of my vocabulary.
MK> but I turned it back on just because you sound like MK> you honestly believe your words to be true.
I beleive in prolonged exchange of idea's in a frendly atmosphere. Because tempers are sometimes easy to ignite, small things matter, as we have recently seen in this echo.
MK> Let me know when you discover MK> the real truth ... errrr ... and what the truth actually is.
That sound heavy, besides everything is relative to its environment.
MK> All I know MK> for sure is that the level thingy is indeed bogus with respect to MK> utf-8. MK> I see the evidence everytime the ones who claim it to be valid actually MK> try using it with utf-8 characters that don't fit their phoney-baloney MK> 8-bit codepage.
My take on this is as I said in my previous message, that the CHARS kludge was developed when the PC was the norm, and the OS was internationalized within the limits of the system.
Then the FTSC documented the use and realized that there were also multibyte characterset. So to cope with this future the level indicator was added. However the option was not added to the software developed sofar.
I have not looked into the code, it is quite a bit, but I would not be surprized if Golded ignores the level flag. So if you expect it to have effect you will be disappointed.
MK> It is doomed methinks. The M├╕├╕se and ╨▒╤Ц╨╗╨║╨░ will back me up on MK> this I am sure.
It is, but the same is true for fidonet. Well I went to Scandinavia a few times, I drove from Trelleborg to Kirkeness and the spot where the border river between Russia and Norway flows into the Barentzsea, but I haven't seen one Moose, be it with or without slashed o's.
Cyrrilic is probably an important characterset for you, I am sad to say, the only places where I have seen them used, was on Russian Tallships during the Sail events in Amsterdam. Usually the name of the ship also had a more or less equivalend name in the "western" characterset.
Kees
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