Hi Richmond,
If you use uniencode(space) or numToChar(32), it is solved. I'm not
sure that this is a bug. If you want to use space as a delimiter in a
binary stream consisting of uniencoded bytes, you might have a problem
if && suddenly equals a uniencoded space. Of course, one might as well
use a different delimiter --and one probably should.
I think I would do something like the following:
function toUnicode
set the useUnicode to true
repeat with x = 1 to the paramCount
if param(x) is a number then
put numToChar(param(x)) after myUnicode
else
put uniencode(param(x)) after myUnicode
end if
end repeat
return myUnicode
end toUnicode
You can call the function as follows:
set the unicodeText of fld "Foo" to toUnicode(7749," a b c d")
I haven't tested this particular script, but such a solution might
work, is quite easy to use and doesn't slow down things much.
--
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Op 18 dec 2009, om 20:16 heeft Richmond Mathewson het volgende
geschreven:
Wl, here I go again; replying to my own message:
useUnicode throws a tantrum with "&&", as it does with " ", so
everything (which is incredibly tedious) has to be down the
numToChar way (i.e. no mixt forms):
on mouseEnter
set the useunicode to true
set the unicodeText of fld "GUFF" to numToChar(7749) &
numToChar(32) & numToChar(43)
end mouseEnter
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What a pain in the bum!
To my mind a mixt syntax, whereby characters accessible only via
numToChar could
be mixt with those directly accessible via the keyboard would be
more intuitive.
Compare:
set the unicodeText of fld "GUFF" to numToChar(7749) && "a b c d."
to
set the unicodeText of fld "GUFF" to numToChar(7749) && "a" && "b"
&& "c" && "d" & "."
to
set the unicodeText of fld "GUFF" to numToChar(7749) & numToChar(32)
& numToChar . . . . . . . . . . . . frankly cannot
even be bothered to work it out . . . time for some coffee . . . z z z
---------------------------
A mixt syntax would save me (even if no-one else) hours and hours of
typing, fiddling around with unicode numbers
for trivial characters, and merry repetitive stress injury.
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