trichview.support
Re: How to not use Unicode |
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Sergey Tkachenko |
Posted: 04/16/2003 22:52:17 Well, character with ANSI code 149 has Unicode code 8226. As I understand (http://czyborra.com/charsets/iso8859.html), ISO-8859-1 includes Windows ANSI_CHARSET characters in range 160..255. So the character 149 is not in it (is there a hole 128..160 inISO-8859-1?), and cannot be converted to a single character directly. I think that in this case it must be inserted in XML as an Unicode entity: • or converted to some default character (for example, to '?') This is a work for converter, I believe. > > Hello, > > in my current project, i use a TRichViewEditor to edit text that will be > exported as HTML code. This code is then used to set up some XML-code, which > is uploaded to a web server. > My problem: There is a module converting Unicode characters in the HTML code > to ISO 8859 1 characters, which is needed because the xml has to be encoded > this way. > If I (for example) insert the bullet character (Alt+0149 on Windows) and > export the RichView text as HTML, the Unicode converter module throws an > error because a Unicode character with value 8226 could not be converted. > Is this something that could be handled in any way by the TRichView component, > or is it an windows issue? > > Regards, > > Christian Kirchhoff |
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