Re: More charset things

["François Pinard" <pinard@iro.umontreal.ca>]

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Martin Buchholz <martin@xemacs.org> writes:

> F> *The* reference, which I never seen (my librarian says the editor is out
> F> of stock), is supposed to be the Ken Lunde book, in the ORA series.

> Where've you been?  The second edition is finally out.  CJKV!

Yes, yeah!  I finally got a copy, after having waited for more than a year.
I surely have no time to read it right away, yet at first glance, it looks
like a wonderful book, and I'll surely find many, many answers in there. :-)

Oh, there is a mere mention about Mule, but no documentation.  Do not
buy this book if you are only looking for Mule specificities.  However,
Mule is an integrator for many charsets described in the book.  So, the
book might be useful for anybody interested in Asian charsets details,
whether pro-Mule or con-Mule.

P.S. - Of course, if this message was going to any FSF list, which I think
it does not, I would have refrained from commenting of a non-free book. :-)

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