Re: What exactly is chinese-big5?

[Jason Rumney]

Kenichi Handa wrote:
> So, if the dialect of
> Big5 is different from what defined in those files, there's
> a possibility that some character which the file creater
> thinks Big5 is encoded into U+FFFD.
>   

Isn't there also a possibility that some character gets encoded into a 
different utf-8 character if the Big5 dialect is different, or are all 
characters in Big5 that are encodable as utf-8 common to all dialects?