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I think this is reasonable. It fits the Lua philosophy to declare a simple mechanism (the one I proposed) that *allows* source files to be in whatever ASCII-compatible encoding you like, but doesn't require one. This allows users
It will also fail on any encoding that uses low-bit characters as part of an extended sequence. If there's an encoding that uses <high> <low1> <low2> as part of a single character, then <low1> and <low2> may potentially confuse the parser.
Right, but these are arguably not ASCII-compatible. At the least they are not what I think of as ASCII-compatible. ;-) Russ