Willem Bogaerts skribis :
Dear group,
I run Knoda on Xubuntu, which uses utf-8 as the native encoding.
However, for MySQL, no "SET NAMES utf8" is sent upon connection. This
means that the connection defaults to "latin1" (iso-8859-1). Knoda then
tries to render latin-1 data as if it were utf-8 encoded.
The nicest solution is to send the command "SET NAMES utf8" immediately
upon connection. This sounds simple, but I know it is not. I do not know
if it is easy to see what encoding the OS is running on, and alas every
encoding name has to be translated to MySQL identifiers (that is why
there are no minus characters in the encoding names in MySQL).
Furthermore, the SET NAMES command is only present in MySQL 4.1 and
higher (which can be read with "SELECT VERSION()", or probably a C
function).
I am using Knoda 0.8.3.
Best regards,
Mandriva 2007 UTF-8, Knoda, Mysql, et je ne suis pas expert.
J'ai créé les tables par import CSV, en veillant à ce que les fichiers
CSV soient bien UTF-8.
Mon application me produit des exports CSV UTF-8
Je n'ai donné aucune instruction mysql (j'en suis incapable)
Mandriva 2007 UTF-8, Knoda, Mysql, kaj mi ne estas fakulo
Mi kreis la datarojn fare eniro CSV, zorgante ke la CSV-aj dataroj estus
UTF-8
Mia uzilo faras UTF-8 CSV elirdatarojn
Mi skribis neniun mysql linjojn (tion mi ne eblas)
Mandriva 2007 UTF-8, Knoda, Mysql, I am no expert
I created the database importing from CSV files, duly UTF-8 prepared
My application produces UTF-8 CSV export files
I don't write any instruction to Mysql, I'm not able to do so...
Hopin I help
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