I have a string that I have read in from a Word document. I think it is in "Cp1252" encoding. Java uses UTF8.
How do I search that string for those special characters in Cp1252 and replace them with an appropriate UTF8 character?
specifically, I want to replace the "En Dash" character with a plain "-"
The following code block takes t...
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I want to convert a ASP.NET web page to pdf using ITextSharp. I did write some code but I can not make it show the Turkish Characters. Can anyone help me?
Here is the code:
using System;
using System.IO;
using iTextSharp.text;
using iTextSharp.text.pdf;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web;
using iTextSharp.text.html.simpl...
My encoding is set to ISO-8859-1.
I'm making an AJAX call using jQuery.ajax to a servlet. The URL (after it has been serialized by jQuery) ends up looking like this:
https://myurl.com/countryAndProvinceCodeServlet?action=getProvinces&label=%C3%85land+Islands
The actual label value is Åland Islands. When this comes to the servlet, ...
Hi all,
First; On my development server (localhost; default XAMPP on OSX) everything works fine, though when I deploy the exact same code (and data) to the staging server (managed Apache2 on Redhat) it breaks.
I'm caching some data using Zend_Cache using the File backend and auto-serialization.
Special characters used in the original d...
I have a line of coldfusion code that includes an cfm file encoded with the utf-8 charset and saves it to a variable. The problem I am having is that there is no way to specify a charset in cfinclude and the resulting variable does not seem to be reading utf-8 correctly so any non ascii characters are rendered incorrectly.
<cfsaveconte...
Some text (or html) document from web is not encoded as UTF-8, so I want to convert encoding of text document to UTF-8.
Do you have any clues for dealing with text encoding?
And I found that, when application draws element with encoding-broken text (such as "¿©¼º ½̾ ±â"), the application is often killed with alert dialog "adl quit une...
Hi,
I try to convert a UTF8 string to java unicode string.
String question = request.getParameter("searchWord");
byte[] bytes = question.getBytes();
question = new String(bytes, "UTF-8");
The input are Chinese Characters and when I compare the hex code of each caracter it is the same Chinses character. So I'm pretty sure that the c...
Hi,
I am using jQuery editor with PHP it works fine for plane text (text with out special characters)
but if I try to post text which contain special characters then it does not store these special characters in to db table..
and when I tried to replace any special character with HTML codes it works fine.
But it is too difficult to repla...
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I'm working on a project developed with JSF 2.0 (Mojarra 2.0.3) front end and deployed on Glassfish v.3.0.1 server. Application must accept ISO-8859-2 charset and write data to MySql database.
To problem is that data is not in right charset.
The request Http header has attribute value:
content-type: application/x-www-form-urlenco...
Just curious about the encodings that system is using when handling string storing(if it cares) and printing.
Question 1: If I store one-byte string in std::string or two-byte string in std::wstring, will the underlying integer value differ depending on the encoding currently in use? (I remember that Bjarne says that encoding is the map...
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Below code returns ? rather than a random character. Any ideas? Please note that i wrote this as pat of an exercise on method overloading hence the 'complicated' setup.
class TestRandomCharacter
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
char ch = RandomCharacter.getRandomCharacter() ;
System.out.println(...
I am trying to work with several documents that all have various encodings - some utf-8, some ISO-8859-2, some ascii etc. Is there a reliable way of decoding to a standard encoding for processing?
I have tried the following:
import chardet
encoding = chardet.detect(text)
text = unicode(text,encoding['encoding']).decode(sys.getdefaulten...
I have a string like this: "These are Pi (\u03a0) and Sigma (\u03a3).". How can i convert this to contain and print effective characters, using C++ standard libraries?
This solution http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.text.encoding.utf8(VS.80).aspx, use .NET framework (/clr compiling), that i want to avoid preferring C++ stan...