Talk:UTF-8

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Testing and Usage

Yeah I always stayed away from the weird ranges. These functions were mostly written with LSO in mind, and LSO did no special conversions. LSO was happy with 6 byte character codes (old UTF-8). Mono is another thing altogether. The only testing I did for Mono was to make sure it compiled correctly and the logic executed the same. I did not do the extensive testing for Mono that I did for LSO. For LSO these functions were pretty much mirrors but I always tested the range of characters I was going to be using to make sure, and I always stayed away from ranges that do things.

Should I make a version for surrogate pairs? (on second thought do I want to learn enough about surrogate pairs to write a function for them?) -- Strife (talk|contribs) 21:08, 29 September 2014 (PDT)

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