On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 10:44:00AM +0900, Dezso Zoltan wrote:
> My question is, however: what would be the best practice if it was
> imperative to use SJIS encoding for texts and no built-in conversions
> are useful? To elaborate, I need to support japanese emoji characters,
> which are special emoticons for mobile phones. These characters are
> usually in a region that is not specified by the standard SJIS,
Unicode also defines a region for user-defined characters. While it may
be odd, perhaps it would be reasonable to map the user-defined space in
SJIS to somewhere in the user-defined pace in Unicode, so that at least
you round-trip consistancy.
Have a nice day,
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