On Mon, 3 Jul 2000, Petr Vandrovec wrote:
> Also, it looks to me like that 16bit codepages (cp932/936/949/950) use
> '?' (0x3F) for unknown character instead of returning an error code...
> As you cannot convert '?' back to real value, user should be at least
> warned, I think...
In 2.2 yes, but the 2.4 version of uni2char may return -1, as well as set
the output to ?. char2uni should perhaps also return a status code, but
that is unable to fail (at least for all charsets currently available).
I think my suggested changes to ncpfs tests for this, just like the old
code tests for errors, or?
/Urban
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