Mark Schonewille Wrote
If the original string is plain text, you can use uniEncode(theString)
uniEncode returns a double-byte unicode string, not UTF-8.
That is the reason for my use of the encode/decode combination.
I just wanted to be sure that I'm not doing something stupid, because
that's what I usually do before I realize how simple it could have
been done.
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