>> From: ChiDeok Hwang <cdhwang@sr.hei.co.kr>
>> > >> From: ChiDeok Hwang <cdhwang@sr.hei.co.kr>
>> > >> A comment from korean.
>> > >> Forget ISO-2022-kr. None uses that encoding for web pages
>> > >> nowoaday in korea.
>> > Does not any korean use ISO-2022-kr in plain text or e-mail ?
>> No. Usage of ISO-2022-kr in mail was deprecated from the several
>> years ago in Korea. We use (base64 or qp)+euc-kr or just euc-kr.
Thank you. I had thought that ISO-2022-kr is coding for e-mail in Koren.
>> The recent glibc seems to support iconv. We can convert successfully to EUC-KR
>> from UTF-16 or conversely. In such system, charmap table is spurious.
>> How about using iconv if available?
I think we should try using iconv, but becase it isn't installed
in my system(FreeBSD), I don't know it well.
# I have Chuguev's iconv-0.2. Is it same as iconv of glibc ?
When iconv is used, there are some problems which I understand.
* The tables of JIS X 0208 and CP1258 in w3m are special,
because the tables in unicode.org have problems.
* The tables of JIS X 0208/0212 and CNS 11643-1/2 are combinated
in order to treat simply.
Therefore, I am afraid that the replacement is difficult.
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Hironori Sakamoto <hsaka@mth.biglobe.ne.jp>
http://www2u.biglobe.ne.jp/~hsaka/
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