Re: patch [big]: fixed Japanese converters

IKEDA Soji writes:

> unicode.c:
>   Error handling by unicode_xconvert() breaks string using multibyte
>   (e.g. EUC-JP) and/or stateful (e.g. ISO-2022-*) encoding schemes.
> 
>   I modified unicode_xconvert() so that it lets converter functions
>   handle conversion errors and then (if possible) retry to handle
>   errors by itself.  I'm not sure this behaviour is suitable for 
>   all implementation of charsets.

That's not going to work.  I don't recall offhand what the reason for the 
current logic is, but there was a specific reason I did this.

If you really need to do it this way, then what you can do is take advantage 
of struct unicode_info.flags, and define a new flag, then check this flag in 
unicode_xconvert, and do it this way.

This way you're only touching your own stuff.

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