Hi list
I have a script that accumulates successive strings into a file.
Each string comes from utf-8 text files and contains french
characters with accents like é à ô.
After processing in the script, those strings get accumulated
in other txt files. I need these second serie of files to be in
Hi Jbv,
Lots of information is missing. First of all, which version of LiveCode
are you using? There are quite a few differences between 5, 6 and 7.
You provide one line of syntax, but it isn't clear where the contents of
the it variable comes from, e.g. from a file or a field.
It isn't
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply, and sorry for the missing information.
I am on Mac OSX with LC 6.5.2. But a solution that works on different
platforms would be nice.
As I said, the contents of variable it come from files, which I assume are
in utf-8 (when I open them in BBedit or TextWrangler,
Hi,
Please, post a simplified version of your actual script. Without script,
it is really difficult to see what you're doing wrong.
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I think this is faster for many arguments. It might be slower for others.
Your right. The only thing with this script is, that it sometimes
generates too
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I have a script that accumulates successive strings into a file.
Each string comes from utf-8 text files and contains french
characters with accents like é à ô.
After processing in the script, those strings get accumulated
in other
He wants UTF8 files.
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Hi,
This is the latest news about the meeting. Several people have
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We will have a license for HyperStudio to raffle off. This is really
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Hell Trevor
Why are you using unidecode?
I am using unidecode because
1- in this LC lesson
http://lessons.runrev.com/m/4071/l/20441-unicode
it says :
The keys to using UTF-8 text in Livecode are the uniEncode() and
uniDecode() functions. Let's say you've gotten some UTF-8 text from a web
site
He wants UTF8 files.
Another possibility could be, after all processing is done for
each xml tree, to replace all weird unicode chars like Ãté
by its equivalent (é in that case) before saving to the final file...
It's not very elegant and a rather brute-force approach but it
might work,
Hi jbv,
I suggested this, because I understand from you that you need UTF8 for the
files and the database. If you don't need UTF8 for the database and files, then
you might as well use the native encoding of your operating system.
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Hello Mark
Yes you understood me well : the original xml files are in UTF8 and
the DB format is UTF8 too. So it seems logical to try to preserve
UTF8 through the whole process...
Best
jbv
Hi jbv,
I suggested this, because I understand from you that you need UTF8 for the
files and the
When I types the subject, the same thought crossed my mind!
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On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 8:32 PM, Tim Selander selan...@tkf.att.ne.jp wrote:
Is anyone trying out the latest LC 6.7 build for iOS apps? I’m seeing a couple
odd things that I’m wondering if anyone else has run into.
First, I have an iPad app that’s using a couple custom fonts. One font in
particular doesn’t seem to work throughout the app. The strange part is it
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