Umberto, I finally got it to work now with Shift-JIS. It turns out that there was something wrong with my environment (to get sjis recognized in RHEL4, see this http://www.mland.jp/~fedora/mlbbs/mlbbs.cgi?mode=res&mo=34&namber=34&space=0&page=0&no=0 ).
Attached is a screenshot of QueryByAttribute sample application using Kanji characters. It is kind of awkward to change LANG environment for each encoding, but it works. Thanks. Mario. On 9/1/06, Umberto Nicoletti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mario, the attached patch will make ms print on stdio the search string that has reached the C-layer of mapserver. Output is verbose. It should help you debug where the problem lies. Regards, Umberto On 9/1/06, Mario Basa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Umberto, > > Thanks for the offer. I was really thinking of sending data for > testing the other day, but it occured to me that your environment > might not be capable of handling double-byte kanji characters. > > I guess we'll test QueryByAttributeUnicode from here. > > Mario. > > > On 9/1/06, Umberto Nicoletti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Mario, > > if you send me a sample shapefile, map and search string to test > > against QueryByAttributeUnicode I'm willing to look into this. > > Also, file an issue to bugzilla. > > > > Umberto > > > > >
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