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 character as per
example:
(\onecharfromcsvfile contains one character from external CSV file)
Does it contain a character or a byte from the CSV? This is a
very important difference.
% I compare e.g. "m" character and content of macro \onecharfromcsvfile
\def\result{\doifelse{m}{\onecharfromcsvfile}{true}{false} }
\result is however always false
Well, that depends on whether m's in your csv file, and how
\onecharfromcvsfile is actually defined. This reports true:
\starttext
\def\onecharfromcsvfile{m}
\def\result{\doifelse{m}{\onecharfromcsvfile}{true}{false} }
\result
\stoptext
Best wishes,
Taco
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