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On 9/21/07, Maciej Stachowiak <mjs@apple.com> wrote: > DOMString getAsBinary() isn't actually self-explanatory to me. How do > you encode binary data as a UTF-16 string? I can think of at least two > vaguely obvious ways (each code point is a byte, or each code point is > a 16-bit chunk of the data). Both seem awkward to work with. I think > it would be more effective to use a dedicated type for binary data. > This is already likely to happen for XHR 2 binary data access, with > something based on the ES4-proposed ByteArray class. What do you guys > think of that? We implemented this as a byte per code point. A ByteArray version would make sense. -dave