Re: Digest Number 459

[email protected] wrote:
> gelex does not support unicode. It only supports 8-bit character
> input stream. However you can consider your unicode files as a
> sequence of bytes (depending on the encoding choosen in the file)
> and use gelex as lexer of byte input stream. This is what is done
> in the XML parser provided in the Gobo Eiffel XML library.
>
>   
What is the output of this lexer? What do the tokens correspond to 
exactly - unicode glyphs?

thanks

- thomas



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