Re: weird warning about invalid UTF-8 characters in java comments ...

> UTF8 really is the
> only character set that is truly universal and will ensure the comments
> and other strings are as intended - I personally opt for UTF-8 sources,

I agree.
UTF-8 source makes everybody happy and in the long run is the simplest
solution.
One developer can work with en_GB.UTF-8 and another work with
de_DE.UTF-8 and the encoding is the same!
AFAIK there is no other way to share one encoding across multiple
locales.

When java itself works with unicode it makes sense too.

~mck

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