diacritics

问题 I need to generate German e-mails which contain umlaut characters. In the e-mail itself this works perfectly, but not in the subject of the e-mail. I've tried many different umlaut letters and they all seem to work except for the ü. I also tried different mail libraries (HTMLMimeMail & PHPMailer) and they both fail at this: $mail = new htmlMimeMail(); $mail->setTextEncoding("base64"); $mail->setHTMLEncoding("base64"); $mail->setTextCharset("UTF-8"); $mail->setHTMLCharset("UTF-8"); $mail-

问题 how to remove dynamically Arabic diacritic I'm designing an ebook "chm" and have multi html pages contain Arabic text but some time the search engine want highlight some of Arabic words because its diacritic so is it possible when page load to use JavaScript functions that would strip the Arabic diacritic text ?? but must have option to enabled again so i don't want to remove it from HTML physically but temporary, the thing is i don't know where to start and what is the right function to use

问题 Does someone knows how to get rid of accents words in DB2 ? I got that one bellow : select UPPER( 'test' || 'DescricaoDomino' || NVL('SiglaDomino', 'X')) from tbProcTeste ; And i got that result : 1 ------------------------------- TESTDESCRICAODOMINOSIGLADOMINO However i could receive a string with accents like this one "!": select UPPER( 'test!' || 'DescricaoDomino' || NVL('SiglaDomino', 'X')) from tbProcTeste ; And id like to get a same result above . Someone knows how do i do that ? Result

问题 I've got a website for which I just wrote a great search function. I just realized that I have some words in my db with accent marks. So when somebody types in the word to search for, without the accent mark of course, they don't find what they are looking for. most search functions have solved this problem by now; how do they do it? There must be some clever trick to it. Most of my queries use mysql's MATCH feature but one of them uses LIKE. 回答1: You need to set a particular collation on

问题 I've got a website for which I just wrote a great search function. I just realized that I have some words in my db with accent marks. So when somebody types in the word to search for, without the accent mark of course, they don't find what they are looking for. most search functions have solved this problem by now; how do they do it? There must be some clever trick to it. Most of my queries use mysql's MATCH feature but one of them uses LIKE. 回答1: You need to set a particular collation on

问题 I'm looking to query a database of wine names, many of which contain accents (but not in a uniform way, and so similar wines may be entered with or without accents) The basic query looks like this: SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `wine_name` REGEXP '[[:<:]]Faugères[[:>:]]' which will return entries with 'Faugères' in the title, but not 'Faugeres' SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `wine_name` REGEXP '[[:<:]]Faugeres[[:>:]]' does the opposite. I had thought something like: SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE

问题 I'm looking to query a database of wine names, many of which contain accents (but not in a uniform way, and so similar wines may be entered with or without accents) The basic query looks like this: SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `wine_name` REGEXP '[[:<:]]Faugères[[:>:]]' which will return entries with 'Faugères' in the title, but not 'Faugeres' SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `wine_name` REGEXP '[[:<:]]Faugeres[[:>:]]' does the opposite. I had thought something like: SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE

问题 I have a bunch of .txt's that Notepad++ says (in its drop-down "Encoding" menu) are "ANSI". They have German characters in them, [äöüß], which display fine in Notepad++. But they don't show up right in irb when I File.read 'this is a German text example.txt' them. So does anyone know what argument I should give Encoding.default_external= ? (I'm assuming that'd be the solution, right?) When 'utf-8' or 'cp850' , it reads the "ANSI" file with "äöüß" in it as "\xE4\xF6\xFC\xDF"... (Please don't

问题 It seems that if you call ToAscii() or ToUnicode() while in a global WH_KEYBOARD_LL hook, and a dead-key is pressed, it will be 'destroyed'. For example, say you've configured your input language in Windows as Spanish, and you want to type an accented letter á in a program. Normally, you'd press the single-quote key (the dead key), then the letter "a", and then on the screen an accented á would be displayed, as expected. But this doesn't work if you call ToAscii() or ToUnicode() in a low

问题 I need a Regex in a C# program. I've to capture a name of a file with a specific structure. I used the \w char class, but the problem is that this class doesn't match any accented char. Then how to do this? I just don't want to put the most used accented letter in my pattern because we can theoretically put every accent on every letter. So I though there is maybe a syntax, to say we want a case insensitive(or a class which takes in account accent), or a Regex option which allows me to be case