Thanks very much. more question: is it ok to use the
Unicode version, even if I don't deal with Unicode (just to
be "safe")? Does the Unicode build cause any extra overhead
or anything else that ANSI doesn't do, even if I don't use
Unicode with it?
I think that we will have no choice in the near future, as IIUC Robin is planning to release only unicode from 2.7 on. However, Josiah has suggested a good recommendation: if you plan to release your work to non-ansi users (:-D), you will probably have to deal with unicode things. Maybe "saving" is not a feature you plan to use, but I always find that, in some way, I have to "load" something that the user specifies ;-)
Andrea.
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Robin Dunn wrote:
Gavana, Andrea wrote:
Thanks very much. more question: is it ok to use the Unicode
version, even if I don't deal with Unicode (just to be "safe")?
Does the Unicode build cause any extra overhead or anything else
that ANSI doesn't do, even if I don't use Unicode with it?
>>
>I think that we will have no choice in the near future, as IIUC Robin
>is planning to release only unicode from 2.7 on.

That's not definite yet, but I am certainly toying with the idea.

I think you should do it, that way I don't have to worry about choosing. ;)

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