From: Franck A. <fr...@ne...> - 2002-12-20 23:44:23
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Eric Bezault: > But obsolete features and non-standard features are two different > things. I think that it would be misusing 'obsolete' to use it > to mark non-obsolete non-standard features. That's right. (If a vendor adopted the idea that extensions to kernel classes are not desirable, maybe most of their non standard features would indeed be obsolete, but that could still leave a few features which are non-standard but not obsolete.) > Or would it be better to have unicode suppport directly in > the standard classes (and hence avoid the need for UC_STRING)? Of course that'd be better, my question was only about what is preferable pending such direct support. -- fr...@ne... |