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Member 7989122 wrote:
Be prepared for Chinese macro names. Russian XML tags. ÆØÅ in variable names.
We are, since we're no longer limited to ASCII.

Member 7989122 wrote:
Dates in ISO format and 24 hour clock.
Date-formats are another topic; you should save in ISO, but display nicely in the format that the user has set as his preference in Windows. That's not a suggestion, nor is there a discussion.

Member 7989122 wrote:
For multi-lingual applications, binary formats give a lot of flexibilty compared to text formats.
Ehr.. no. You could have ASCII in binary, with a completely useless date format.

Member 7989122 wrote:
Of course you can translate on-the-fly, but using a plain integer as an index into a language table is a lot easier than word-to word translation. And you may supply extra info in that language table, e.g. indicated plural forms, gender etc. giving a much better translation.
We use keys, not integers, and resource-files.

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