Sure, so long as I get the last word.
No you don't. 8=]
If you mean that the message is stored in UTF-8 in your memory, then sure, I
don't contend that. Perhaps I misunderstood you when you said about
transliterating. What matters to me is how the message is encoded on the
server, which was KOI8 for my first messages, and UTF-8 for the current
ones. I tend to think of strings I see on my screen as sequences of abstract
characters, instead of bytes representing said chars, so it doesn't matter
to me what encoding I'm looking at right now (UTF-16LE, for the record).
Apologies if necessary, probably just another case of miscommunication.
(You don't maintain that the early messages are _stored_ as UTF-8, right?)
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