Re: Unicode string handling

> As an exmample, you're writing a unicode string to the phone and 
> its physical length is more 'sizeinbytes', how would you truncate 
> the string/value/field?

Surely the Unicode string is first encoded into what the phone
uses, and then sizeinbytes truncates that?  (Did you notice how
prescient I was in making sure that this 'size' field could
never be ambiguous :-)

> >There is a problem at the moment with handling terminators of more 
> >than one byte 
>
> Untill this issue is addressed, current handling of unicode strings 
> will not work in all cases.

The terminator applies to the string on the phone which is in 
the phone encoding.  I don't see where the problem is.

Roger


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