Bob wrote: > Hello, Rasmus. > > Thank you for the excellent advice. I was trying to work out how to call > the C-native version of ctype_print, and you managed to explain how to do > so in very few bytes of text. (And led me to compile my first C program > in Linux. Haven't used C for about fifteen years.) > > I get the exact same output as yourself: > > Ubuntu:~/ctype_print$ ./a £ > 0 > Ubuntu:~/ctype_print$ ./a $ > 16384 > > So you're right. It's nothing to do with PHP. > > Which means that my question is now: how do I fix my locale? The £ is > definitely in the locale definition file (under "print") for i18n, which > is copied into the LC_CTYPE section by en_GB. So am I right in thinking > that it should be a valid printable character when using that locale?
Like Norbert asked, which charset are you working in and does it match your LOCALE? -Rasmus -- PHP Unicode & I18N Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
