On 05-08-2013, at 3:34 PM, Bert Freudenberg <bert at freudenbergs.de> wrote:
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> Switching to Squeak's i18n wouldn't make sense, you should continue to use Scratch's "home-grown". To make that work, I think you only need to throw out John's explicit UTF8/UTF32 stuff and let Squeak's automatic ByteString/WideString take over. You just need to find the "edges" of the system where you need to explicitly convert to/from utf8.

Err, maybe I've misunderstood but the explicit uft8/32 stuff *is* Scratch's homegrown. So I don't see how I could continue to use that and throw it away at the same time…
What did I miss?


tim
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