On Sat, 9 Nov 2002, FK wrote:
All these problems with the Arabic script makes me a believer in
changing our alphabet to a Latin-based one and getting rid of all these
unnecessary headaches :-)
The whole point is: all other languages have similiar problems, including
those written in Latin.
ON SAT NOVEMBER 9 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] WROTE:
Still, I'm curious. How come everyone on this discussion board is using the
Latin alphabet? :-)
Well, most discussions here are also in English. Should everyone in
Iran switch over to English?
Going back to the original point, would you
As far as I can tell, you HTML doesn't have any notion of
fields. If you mean the letters Peh, Gaf, Farsi Yeh, etc,
they can be referenced in HTML pages as
"#x"+hexcode+";". Farsi Yeh becomes "#x06cc;", for
example.OK I knew this, but I want to
On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Nasiri2 wrote:
Do you use Persian unicode fields in any database? How do you sort these
fields while the letters Gaf,Cheh,Peh, and Zheh are not in correct
order?
Your database or your programming language should provide the sorting
mechanism, or you should implement
Hamid Rezâye gerâmi:
Man bâ "unicode" kâr nakardeam vali tavânestam bâ
bekâr bordane:
META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type"
CONTENT="text/html; charset=windows-1256"
dar safheye xod, bâ tâyp kardan be Pârsi az bânke
"MYSQL" estefâde konam. In kâr besyâr sâde anjâm od. Mitavânid barâye mesâl be
I guess for sorting you would just need to write a
few lines of code. It would not be too difficult.
- Original Message -
From:
Naqashzade, Sadeq
To: Zurvan
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 5:27
PM
Subject: Re: [farsiweb]unicode fields in
database
Salaam
, November 07, 2002 6:22
PM
Subject: Re: [farsiweb]unicode fields in
database
No it is not. this is not PHP problem, I think it
is MySQL problem that not support unicode. You can write a simple code to
select the rows but never you will get soreted result in right order :-(
I did
