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Hi, In my text file, I used a character with value larger than 127 for example 0xDC. Then I loaded that text file in a device. Then I read that text file and that character. Then the character was changed to 0xC3 and 0x9C. How come it change to two character...
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Because that's the sequence for the character when encoded in UTF-8: >>> '\xc3\x9c'.decode('utf-8') u'\xdc' From wikipedia: "UTF-8 encodes each character (code point) in 1 to 4 octets.
How to I get the Fixnum returned by the following: "abc"[2] Back into a character?
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You could do.
A single-character string for "abc"[2] , which will not respond to the chr method.
What is the character entity for the equal character in HTML? I have been looking and I cannot find the character entity reference for that one character. EDIT: I am building a JSLint style validator for HTML. I am not happy with current validators as...
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= But—why? = Go here my friend http://www.natural-innovations.com/wa/doc-charset.html = If http....
You can use = , but it's not really necessary to escape = in HTML .
= has ASCII value 61 , so the HTML entity is = .
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I am used to the c-style getchar(), but it seems like there is nothing comparable for java. I am building a lexical analyzer, and I need to read in the input character by character. I know I can use the scanner to scan in a token or line and parse through...
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(If you....
character data from a list of file arguments: public class CharacterHandler { public static void with " + ch); } } } The bad thing about the above code is that it uses the system's default character set the Charset class for more.
I have a file saved as utf-8 (saved by my application in fact). How do you read it character by character? File file = new File(folder+name); FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(file); BufferedInputStream bis = new BufferedInputStream(fis); DataInputStream...
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I'm no Java expert, but I would.
The 8th byte is 0) then that is the last byte of the character.
Hey Folks, Just wondering if there is a way to highlight a sentence but not have it jump to enclose whole words. re-wording just incase: If you try and highlight something from the middle of a word it will automatically highlight that entire word, but...
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Now you can click anywhere in....
Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Enable Caret Browsing > Restart IE F7 will also toggle Caret Browsing .
Highlight a bit of it then hold Shift and press the arrow keys in the direction you're highlighting .
Ruby will not play nice with UTF-8 strings. I am passing data in an XML file and although the XML document is specified as UTF-8 it treats the ascii encoding (two bytes per character) as individual characters. I have started encoding the input strings...
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It is probably better to....
If something does break, then please add a comment to let us know .
Does something break because Ruby strings treats UTF-8 encoded code points as two characters? If not, then that you should not worry too much about that.
I am coding a method that returns whether a given character is valid, which looks like this: - private static boolean isValid(char c) { return c == '.' || c == ',' || c == '+' || c == '/' || c == ';' || c == ':'; } Check style flagged this up as the boolean...
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Private static boolean isValid(char c) { String validChars =".,+/;:"; return (validChars.indexOf(c) > -1); } private static boolean isValid(char c) { switch (c) { case '.' : // FALLTHROUGH case ',' : // FALLTHROUGH case '+' : // FALLTHROUGH case '... .
After finding the fastest string replace algorithm in this thread , I've been trying to modify one of them to suit my needs, particularly this one by gnibbler. I will explain the problem again here, and what issue I am having. Say I have a string that...
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Also 'str' and 'dict' are bad variables names because.
Below if the character following an & that is followed by a character in the dictionary.
A function to process the match and return the replacement .
I have a text file that might contain thousands and thousands of numbers(0-9 --> single digit)/characters, like: 13612371029301276312357829031029352131265309182765236728726355263789120938728...(goes on like this) In C, how do I read them into an array...
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Malloc() can make a dynamically-allocated.
GMP ) to a numeric value is x - '0' , where x is the digit character.
To put a lot of digits together into a single huge integer, see e.g .
character at a time, see fgetc .
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