Leif Halvard Silli <xn dash dash mlform dash iua at xn dash dash mlform
dash iua dot no> wrote:
> So, in a way, the ZWNBSP - or any other non-ASCII character (it would
> in fact be better to use U+200B, to reserve the U+FEFF for its
> designated BOM purpose) could serve as a UTF-8 "sniff character" not
> only when it is the first character of the document, but also
> elsewhere in documents. And this already happens ...
My normal signature block includes a soft hyphen, U+00AD, which is <C2
AD> in UTF-8, for test purposes and as a hint that the message is UTF-8.
The Web interface from which I'm sending this particular message may or
may not preserve this character.
-- Doug Ewell | Thornton, Colorado, USA http://www.ewellic.org | @DougEwell Received on Mon Jul 16 2012 - 14:48:54 CDT
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