Hi.
Do you think this is a good
way to avoid troubles using
a utf-8 charset ?

function mb_($func/*[, mixed args ]*/){ 
    $args = func_get_args(); 
    array_shift($args); 
    $overload= 'mb_'.$func; 
    if(function_exists($overload)){ 
        return call_user_func_array($overload,$args);     

    } 
    return call_user_func_array($func,$args); 
} 
var_dump(mb_('substr','php',0,2));

Is there too much overhead ?

What's your way to cope with
the problem ?

Bye.

    I realized that if I save
    a file with utf-8 encoding
    with this code:

    <?php

echo strtoupper('cià');

?>

    the result is

    CIÃ

    :o

    what a mess !

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