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[ 2005-October-01 20:15 ]
Tim Bray describes why Unicode and UTF-8 are wonderful much better than I could, so go read that for an overview of what Unicode is, and why all your programs should support it. What I'm going to tell you is how to use Unicode, and specifically UTF-8, with one of the coolest programming languages, Python, but I have also written an introduction to Using Unicode in C/C . Python has good support for Unicode, but there are a few tricks that you need to be aware of. I spent more than a few hours learning these tricks, and I'm hoping that by reading this you won't have to. This is a very quick and dirty introduction. If you need in depth knowledge, or need to learn about Unicode in Java or Windows, see Unicode for Programmers. [Updated 2005-09-01: Updated information about XML encoding declarations.] |
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