gb2312

From: Tomas McGuinness (tomas.mcguinness@cmg.nl)
Date: Tue Apr 10 2001 - 06:09:45 EDT

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Hi,

Is the character set gb2312 encoded in a two octet scheme? If so does it pad
out its ascii characters to two octets e.g. the character < is 0x3C in ascii
so does it become 0x003C in gb2312?

Regrards,

Tom.

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