Marcin Kasperski, poniedziałek, 1 października 2007:
>Well, maybe I open pandora box, but ... more and more often
>I happen to meet PGN files containing non-ascii characters
>in comments. Sometimes PGNs are UTF-8, sometimes use different
>native encodings (I'm Polish so latin-2 is frequent, I read
Hi,
Here is an excerpt of PGN standard :
PGN is "Portable Game Notation", a standard designed for the representation of
chess game data using ASCII text files.
So I'd say it excludes UTF8, and if an UTF8 char is over 8 bits (UTF8 special
character) it should be displayed as 2 "unreadable" char
Well, maybe I open pandora box, but ... more and more often
I happen to meet PGN files containing non-ascii characters
in comments. Sometimes PGNs are UTF-8, sometimes use different
native encodings (I'm Polish so latin-2 is frequent, I read
Russian so ... PGN you can download from
http://online
