On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 00:30, Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Thank you very much. Due to your suggestion it was my problem resolved.
Problem has been truly in unexpanded macros.
Can the solution be applied to the m-database.tex module as well?
Last time when I tried the UTF-8 didn't work with mkii
On 23-4-2010 2:31, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 00:30, Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Thank you very much. Due to your suggestion it was my problem resolved.
Problem has been truly in unexpanded macros.
Can the solution be applied to the m-database.tex module as well?
Last time
Wow, great, thanks a lot!
It works much better now.
Mojca
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On 23-4-2010 2:31, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Last time when I tried the UTF-8 didn't work with mkii (if the first
character in cell wasn't an ascii character).
another trick:
\bgroup
\keeputfcharacters
\doifelse{slovenian mkii utf} {whatever}
{\egroup ..}
{\egroup ..}
Hello,
I have problem with testing of strings through \doifelse.
I am loading data from external CSV file. CSV file is UTF-8 encoding.
Data from external file I am reading to ConTeXt macro and I want compare
content of macro (it is one utf-8 character) and other character as per
example:
Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Hello,
I have problem with testing of strings through \doifelse.
I am loading data from external CSV file. CSV file is UTF-8 encoding.
Data from external file I am reading to ConTeXt macro and I want compare
content of macro (it is one utf-8 character) and other
Hello.
Thank for your advise.
I was tried your example, but it is not working unfortunately too.
I previwed CSV file - it is UTF-8 encoding and hexa code of m
character is 6D00. This mean that m char is byte coding isnt it?
Exist any way untwist my problem now?
Thanx Jaroslav
In hexa
Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Hello.
Thank for your advise.
I was tried your example, but it is not working unfortunately too.
I previwed CSV file - it is UTF-8 encoding and hexa code of m
character is 6D00. This mean that m char is byte coding isnt it?
The hex codes of all your 'm'-s in the email
Will help you, when I send you my CSV file? I dont now what you think
when you writing, that
you want actual input. Code 6D00 is twobyte code of UTF-8 character
m... When I switch to CP1250 encoding, then onebyte code of m
character is 6D.
If need arises then I make any minimal example from
On 22-4-2010 8:57, Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Hello,
I have problem with testing of strings through \doifelse.
I am loading data from external CSV file. CSV file is UTF-8 encoding.
Data from external file I am reading to ConTeXt macro and I want compare
content of macro (it is one utf-8 character)
Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Will help you, when I send you my CSV file? I dont now what you think
when you writing, that
you want actual input. Code 6D00 is twobyte code of UTF-8 character
It absolutely is not. Maybe you are confused with UTF-16 ?
Best wishes,
Taco
Thank you very much. Due to your suggestion it was my problem resolved.
Problem has been truly in unexpanded macros.
Though I am redefining my macros in last versions of my project (joining
any empty delimiters), macros was predend (on the outside as expanded)
entirely inocently as if has been
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