Javier Múgica a écrit :
if b<128 then
return c
end
if b<192 then
return string.char(194, b)
else
return string.char(195, b-64)
end
I'm using your older piece of code, which works the same (for the tests I have made so far) :
unicode.utf8.char(string.bytes(b)) (IIRC) is there a difference?Also, is it possible to convert a fake UTF-8 char in the good range in a 8-bit character simply, or do we have to use a table?
-- Elie
