i have a java swing application jar running as an applet in a jsp.In one of the JTextfields a user cuts pastes japanese language characters and this shows up garbled.However when i run the same application as an applet from RAD it shows up just fine.Also the JSP have the content to be represented as UTF-8 as per the META tag. ...
I am trying to get a java.net.URI object from a String. The string has some characters which will need to be replaced by their percentage escape sequences. But when I use URLEncoder to encode the String with UTF-8 encoding, even the / are replaced with their escape sequences. How can I get a valid encoded URL from a String object? http...
Hello everyone, I am writing a simple web method which returns byte[], and the byte[] is encoded by UTF-8. I have investigated related WSDL and soap message, seems the underlying web services stack will use base64 encoding? For various reasons, I can not use or re-encode my return byte[] from UTF-8 to base64. Any ideas to modify the ba...
I have a hash names hsh that has values that are UTF-8 encoided. For example: hsh ={:name => some_utf_8_string, :text => :some_other_utf_8_string} I am currently doing the following: $KCODE="UTF8" File.open("save.tsv","w") do{|file| file.puts hsh.values.map{|x| x.to_s.gsub("\t",' ')}.join("\t") } But this croaks randomly because I...
How would you go about translating a document that contains the following character references to their actual readable characters in a bash script? ā á ǎ à ē é ě è ī í ǐ ì ǖ ǘ ǚ ǜ ü ǖ ǘ ǚ ǜ ü These change in order to ā á ǎ à ...
I'm having problems with utf-8 coming up as squares in ie7. It works fine in firefox, opera, camino and safari. One of the many characters that I'm trying to use is ✱ - Which is ✱. IE7 has this problem with characters used in this notation or pulled from the database (All other browsers display the characters correctly). My hea...
I am writing a webservice that uses json to represent its resources, and I am a bit stuck thinking about the best way to encode the json. Reading the json rfc (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4627.txt) it is clear that the preferred encoding is utf-8. But the rfc also describes a string escaping mechanism for specifying characters. I assume t...
BACKGROUND: My goal is to create an eBook that I can read with the Mobipocket reader on my Blackberry. The problem is that my text includes UTF-8 characters which are not supported on the Blackberry, and therefore display as black boxes. The eBook will contain a list of English and Punjabi words for reference, such as: bait ...
I have a bunch of files with a mixtures of encodings mainly ISO-8859-1 and UTF-8. I would like to make all files UTF-8, but when trying to batch encode this files using iconv some problems arise. (Files cuts by half, etc.) I supposse the reason is that iconv requires to know the 'from' encoding, so if the command looks like this iconv...
When I serialize a hash containing UTF8 strings, like this: poll.variants = {0 => 'тест',1 => '-тест-',2 => 'test # test "тест'} to an ActiveRecord field, the resulting field contains: --- 0: !binary | 0YLQtdGB0YI= 1: !binary | LdGC0LXRgdGCLQ== 2: !binary | dGVzdCAjIHRlc3QgItGC0LXRgdGC The utf8 strings get treated as bi...
Hi all, I have troubles using Zend Framework's PDF When I create PDF file I need to use UTF-8 as encoding. This is the code I am using to generate simple pdf file. I always get this wrong displayed. Instead of seeing 'Faktúra' in pdf file, it gives me 'Faktú' Instead of seeing 'Dodávateľ:' in pdf file, it gives me 'Dodáva' $pdf = new...
The following function was written for java and has been adapted for C. bool isFullwidthKatakana(WideChar C) { return(('\u30a0'<=C)&&(C<='\u30ff')); } The problem is that my framework ("CodeGear C++Builder") shows this error: [BCC32 Warning] Unit1.cpp(101): W8114 Character represented by universal-character-name '\u30a0' ...
I found a simple function to remove some undesired characters from a string. function strClean($input){ $input = strtolower($input); $b = array("á","é","í","ó","ú", "ñ", " "); //etc... $c = array("a","e","i","o","u","n", "-"); //etc... $input = str_replace($b, $c, $input); return $input; } When I use it on accents or other characte...
I've been experimenting with various bits of Java code trying to come up with something that will encode a string containing quotes, spaces and "exotic" Unicode characters and produce output that's identical to JavaScript's encodeURIComponent function. My torture test string is: "A" B ± " If I enter the following JavaScript statement i...
I saw that C++0x will add support for UTF-8, UTF-16 and UTF-32 literals. But what about conversions between the three representations ? I plan to use std::wstring everywhere in my code. But I also need to manipulate UTF-8 encoded data when dealing with files and network. Will C++0x provide also support for these operations ? ...
I am trying to write a Perl script using the "utf8" pragma, and I'm getting unexpected results. I'm using Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), and I'm editing with TextMate. All of my settings for both my editor and operating system are defaulted to writing files in utf-8 format. However, when I enter the following into a text file, save it as a ...
The following Python code uses BeautifulStoneSoup to fetch the LibraryThing API information for Tolkien's "The Children of Húrin". import urllib2 from BeautifulSoup import BeautifulStoneSoup URL = ("http://www.librarything.com/services/rest/1.0/" "?method=librarything.ck.getwork&id=1907912" "&apikey=2a2e596b887...
I was told to always URL-encode a UTF-8 string before placing on a cookie. So when a CGI application reads this cookie, it has to URL-decode the string to get the original UTF-8 string. Is this the right way to handle UTF-8 characters in cookies? Is there a better way to do this? ...
I've an ASCII file that contains an EM Dash (— or — in HTML). The hex value is 0x97. When we pass this file through one application it arrives as UTF-8, and it converts the character to 0xC297, which is — in HTML. However, when we pass this file through a different application it converts the character to 0xE28094 or —. ...
I have a Perl script that is being called by third parties to send me names of people who have registered my software. One of these parties encodes the names in UTF-8, so I have adapted my script accordingly to decode UTF-8 to ASCII with Encode::decode_utf8(...). This usually works fine, but every 6 months or so one of the names contai...