RE: Phone encodings (revisited)

> >How can the STRING class determine which charset to use if the phone 
> >supports more than one?
> 
> It should iterate through the supported charsets untill the 
> conversion is successful.  If none is found, it should behave as-is.

This will prevent control over the charset of a particular field in a
packet.
Say the filesystem on a phone uses the ascii charset and the phonebook uses
latin-1.
A user creates a directory with a name containing an accented e.
The STRING class will iterate through the supported charsets, convert it to
latin-1 and send it to the phone instead of giving an error.

Simon



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