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I have two instances of System.Text.Encoding. I’d like to be able to compare them to see if they represent the same code page. (Actually it’s a bit more specific – one of the instances is UTF8, and I want to see if the unknown encoding is UTF8.)
In .NET, I can just query the CodePage property on the Encoding type. This isn’t available in Silverlight.
What’s an effective way of comparing them? Use ToString() ?
In case you are not aware, the WebName property returns essentially the same information: it returns “utf-8” if the encoding is UTF-8.