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For GemStone support we need to be able to specify a file encoding and StringClass ala topaz #75
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…aracterReadStream and ZnCharacterReadWriteStream, needed to allow end user to choose between Unicode and Legacy stream flavors
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…Tests so we can test ZnCharacterStream with Unicode7 and String stringClass
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…issues; testUpTo and testUpToAll tests are still not passing
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…reamTests and ZnLegacyCharacterStreamTests: testUpToAll, testUpToAllTwice and testUtf8EncodingStreamPositionFor...) are all apparently due to Issue #80
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topaz has the following commands that we'll need to be able to replicate when using FileSystem streams:
8BIT encoding will encode the input as 8Bit ASCII and return results as instances of String only.
UTF8 encoding is already supported by FileSystemGs, however, the UTF8 encoder returns instances of String, DoubleByteString, and QuadByteString. We also need to support a variant of the UTF8 encoder that returns instances of Unicode7, Unicode16, or Unicode32.
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