On Thu, 16 Feb 2012 13:08:09 +0100, Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl wrote:
no, although it's no big deal to provide that (of course there is then
the matter of utf being more complete than the target)
src_enc = utf8
tgt_enc = cp1250
str = regimes.translate(str, src_enc, tgt_enc)
is there a reason not to stick to utf?
Hans
Well - I'm working with a .cld document (with UTF encoding). There are some
functions which typeset texts. And there is also a part which creates a .scr
file.
.Scr files are sequences of AutoCAD commands - their contents are passed
directly to AutoCAD command prompt.
When AutoCAD is creating a text entity, it reads the input stream (in our case: the .scr file)
BYTE-PER-BYTE. When bytes represent a text to be drawn, unknown bytes (= bytes that don't have any
graphical representation in AutoCAD font file (shape file in AutoCAD's terminology))
are shown as ?.
Of course, valid representation of language-specific-characters (like čřž... in Czech)
requires an appropriate .shx (= shape compiled) file.
Anyway, when AutoCAD is to write č, it requires just ONE BYTE to be passed to it; so
2-byte UTF representation gives bad result (= ??).
So back to the origin, when I call the .cld's function that writes a command to
the .scr file, I need to convert a UTF string back to CP 1250.
Would it be possible to provide this?
NB: There are two examples of .scr files; CP1250.scr works well in AutoCAD, the latter draws
ST instead of ČÁST.
Kind reagrds,
Lukas
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UTF.scr_
Description: Binary data
CP1250.scr_
Description: Binary data
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