Hi Scott,
You have to compare chunks of data as binary data, not strings. This
means that all chunk expressions are useless. Sometimes, I translate
the data to hexadecimal, but that's just one of many possibilities.
If you are working with uniEncoded plain text, you can indeed
uniDecode the data and use chunk expressions.
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On 25 nov 2008, at 23:16, Scott Rossi wrote:
Thanks for the response Devin, but I'm still unclear how you DO
anything
with the data stored in the variable item offsets, line offsets,
comparisons, etc). A kind listmember clued me into the fact that
you must
first uniEncode the thing you want to find in the variable, and I
have since
found that by uniDecoding the variable I can get at my English/Roman
content. But it seems that doing all the standard variable
manipulation
we're used to is much more complex/fragile when dealing with Unicode.
In any event, thanks for the pointers to the stacks. I found several
example stacks around the 'net (including your site), and though
each seems
to have some examples that don't work properly, the majority of info
is
helpful.
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