> And I think that 
> if I where about to check code from a fellow programmer here in Sweden 
> and he/she uses national characters in varaible names I would know that 
> this person probably got very little programming experience or possibly 
> been coding in a very closed environment.

Actually, I tend to consider the "works with ASCII only" environment a
"very closed" environment :)

There is no good reason beyond sloppy coding (and that's not a very good
one) these days for any PC program not to accept Unicode. (Of course, in
the case of compilers there are standards to be followed that govern the
language.) And sloppy coding is something that most people don't cherish in
their tools...

Gerhard
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