Kee,
Read the data as binary. Use the BOM to detect UTF8/UTF16/UTF32 and
the endian. If necessary, switch the bytes to change the endian.
Delete the BOM and set the unicodeText of a field to the remaining data.
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Op 9 jan 2010, om 00:57 heeft Kee Nethery het volgende geschreven:
I want to open a unicode file and read it. It has a BOM at the front
to indicate what kind of encoding it uses (in this case UTF-16). Do
I open this as a text file and read it and unicode goodness happens?
Or is it a bunch of binary data that I need to somehow convert into
unicode values (ug)?
Kee Nethery
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