Christian Hausknecht

> The underlining idea of multiple boards per project is to split different unrelated areas of the same project so moving a card between them wasn't planned Can you explain...

Basically you use some well defined *encoding* (as ``UTF-8 `` hand in hand with the ``char`` type) as **internal** encoding for text data in your lib. Some program using your...

> Is this accurate? Yes! > Re: windows-1252 support, this is definitely possible to implement. In general I prefer to only support Unicode encodings but if there are particular popular...

> I believe that if you're referring to the need to convert data to Windows 1252 then this is a misconception - it's incorrect to do that, it's correct to...

> Re: windows-1252 support, this is definitely possible to implement. In general I prefer to only support Unicode encodings but if there are particular popular 8-bit encodings that aren't too...

As time goes by the Kotlin coding conventions got stricter an now there is the convention for `PascalCase`Names: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/coding-conventions.html#source-file-names So we should follow this guideline!

Closed in favor of #860!

No priority at the moment.

It is quite reasonable, that this issue is allready fixed by PR #795 - we should investigate and then close this one.

This is still a problem - this can be easily verfied with animations in toasts. Just enable the following uncommented animation code: ```kotlin // headless-demo: toast.kt, L 108 /*transition( enter...