If you need to roundtrip 8859-1 through ASCII, you need to use some kind of escape mechanism inside the ASCII to represent characters that have their high bit equal to one. A common simple escape is to use the backslash. So you could represent the codes as \'xx, where xx is the hexadecimal code. For this to work, you need to represent backslash itself in some distinctive way like \'5C or maybe \\. Similarly you could use \a to represent 'a' with the high bit set, that is �. Etc. Murray
- converting ISO 8859-1 character set text to ASCII (128)c... cls raj
- Re: converting ISO 8859-1 character set text to ASC... Jim Melton
- Re: converting ISO 8859-1 character set text to ASC... Markus Scherer
- Re: converting ISO 8859-1 character set text to ASC... Antoine Leca
- RE: converting ISO 8859-1 character set text to ASC... Yves Arrouye
- Re: converting ISO 8859-1 character set text to ASC... Kenneth Whistler
- Murray Sargent

