Kairit Sirts wrote:
> It seems that it was pure luck that the syllabif worked in the past, whereby
> it was also very unlikely. Namely I discovered that this syllabif gives the
> result in ANSI format, which (if I'm not mistaken) is not supported by J and
> thus not displayed correctly. I wrote the result into file and changed the
> file format to UTF-8. Then, after reading the data back to J, it was
> displayed correctly.
>
> But is there any way to change the format somehow inside J? To my
> understanding dyad u: will not do such a work. Is there any way to change
> ANSI into UTF8?
>
> Kairit Sirts
See toutf8 in the unicode script. For example, characters 163 and 165
are the pound and yen signs:
load'unicode'
toutf8 163 165 { a.
£¥
a.i.toutf8 163 165 { a.
194 163 194 165
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