Re: [Opensync-users] libwbxml 0.10.9

[Emanoil K. <del...@ya...>]

> 
> Android uses UTF-16 and does not specify the character set
> in the WBXML
> document. So the user of the library must set the character
> set via the
> interface.

I do understand now. Do you know if they are using xerces? xerces people argueed for UTF-16. Their argumentation is reasonable.

it seems you have to add an option in the case of libwbxml. Perhaps it will be useful for other devices too - like my nokia. I've seen here that charsets are provided in dependance of the OS version/language you install/use.
I.e. Nokia phones in Bulgaria/Russia etc. would have cyryllic interface supporting cyrillic input (and UTF), German interfaces do not support cyrillic input but can display cyrillic (added in UTF on kde3). The question here for nokia is how would I edit those entries ... but I guess you don't have the answer.

I always say charencoding is Babylon of modern computing - hopefully everything except UTF will be forbidden/unacceptable in near future.

regards