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>>>>> "Bjoern" == Bjoern  <p2@blinker.net> writes:

    >>> Unicode?  I haven't tried it yet, as untill yesterday I really
    >>> stuck to ASCII.
    >> The first thing for Unicode to rule the world (;-)) is that

    One coding to rule them all, one coding to find them. ;-)

    >> There are even those, like me, that believe that the language of
    >> identifiers and comments should be simple English anyway, to
    >> maximize reusability.

    Bjoern> True, I wasn't even thinking about that, but what about

    Bjoern> System.out.println("some non-ASCII text here");

    This should be seperated if it's a part of UI as a resource file ,
    or, be simple english for maximize reusability, I think.

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