Whatever the cause, the differences can cause discrepancies to creep into a heterogeneous system. In many other cases there are outright errors.
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Many of those differences are simply gratuitous all within acceptable limits for human beings, but yielding different results. The same goes for parsing data, and locale-sensitive analysis of data.īut there remain significant differences across systems and applications in the locale-sensitive data used for such formatting, parsing, and analysis. This formatting can take place on any of a number of the components in a system a server might format data based on the user's locale, or it could be that a client machine does the formatting. The best practice for internationalization is to store and communicate language-neutral data, and format that data for the client.
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However, there remain differences in the locale data used by different systems. Many different technologies have been important in bridging the gaps in the internationalization arena, Unicode has provided a lingua franca for communicating textual data. A single system can be built of many different components, hardware and software, all needing to work together. The internet and related events have changed all that. Not long ago, computer systems were like separate worlds, isolated from one another.
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Improvements in the formatting for the v39 specification are planned for after the release, but no substantive changes would be made to the content. The formatting is now simpler, but some features - such as formatting for table captions - may not be complete by the release date.
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