I have only used the standalone publishing, I’m not doing anything custom. Line
48 of standalone-community-9.5.1.js is what is talking to the stdio.html file.
That part of the code says this:
http.open("POST",”stdio.html"
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Hi Colin
What is it that is requesting stdio.html. In your HTML is there any reference
to it? I’m using HTML5 deployment daily but have not come across this.
Sean Cole
Pi Digital
> On 21 Mar 2020, at 21:31, Colin Holgate via use-livecode
> wrote:
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> I’m trying to get a stack going in HTM
PaulIf it would help, I could make a very crude Rebol command line script to
read a file, guess the encoding and print the encoding. It would give a crude
way to compare the results against your current routine.Rebol is easy to
download and doesn't require installation but is 32-bit only so the
I’m trying to get a stack going in HTML5, and there is a 404 error about a file
named stdio.html. Is that a file I’m supposed to get from somewhere else?
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Nope.
The reason I refer to the routine as "guessEncoding" is that I
absolutely know that it is a "guess" based on the presence of nulls and
other bytes for UTF files and by statistical sampling for various
characters for MacRoman vs CP1252. We also offer a optional way for the
user to pick t
On 3/20/2020 8:49 PM, peterwawood via use-livecode wrote:
PaulI wrote a simple function to guess the encoding of a file but in Rebol not
LiveCode. I'm not sure how it compares with your current function in terms of
accuracy. It is being used by a company which does a lot of text processing.
(T
I strongly suspect that the desired goal, to have a nice, robust algorithm
which automagically identifies the encoding of *ABSOLUTELY ANY* text document
with zero need for human involvement, simply isn't possible. Because text
encoding is intrinsically arbitrary—see also: the many variations on
