I don't fully understand your question but I hope this helps.
If I remember correctly I once did this ( at the time I made a fool of
myself over endians).
The Endian is set in the stream. I assume you know which one it is:
bs.littleEndian = true or false // depends on what you
have.
To read one character:
oneChar = bs.read(1, encodings.UTF16)
I hope someone corrects me if my memoryblock is corrupted.
Boris
On 12 feb 2006, at 11:25, Matthias Buercher wrote:
two utf16 questions:
(1) with
defineencoding(encodings.utf16)
i can define the string as utf16.
but how can i define it as bigendian or littleendian?
(2) given a binarystream and i know that i have to read a utf16 string
with a given character length, what would be the proper method to read
this string? the bytelength can be bigger then 2*characterlength. i
thought to read first 2*characterlength and then test if the character
length is achieved, else read chunks as long until the string has its
length.
matthias
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