Re: Re: Re: Re: Few mbstring/i18n questions

> Well, so basically there's no apparent solution for now... But you 
canmorphological analyser
> check whether a certain encoding is supported or not, by 
> mb_internal_encoding() or similar functions that take an encoding name for
> its argument. With those functions you just have to see if the return value 
> is false or not.

Sounds like a workable solution, thanks.

> BTW, I suppose separating a set of chinese strings into individual
> characters won't suffice, because lots of chinese words often occur as a
> compound of two or more letters. (The same thing applies to other
> multibyte languages.) You better refer to the codes out there that may
> be called as morphological analyser, if you really want to get to the
> right way. Things are not that simple at all.

It is not a perfect solution by any means, however it does seem to accomplish 
the goal better then the current solution which does not work at all. BTW if 
you do know of any documentation about morphological analyzer especially with 
focus on multibyte languages I would be grateful if you could share that 
information.

Thanks,

Ilia

P.S. Apparently Apple's mail client does not like me :( (no CC).

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