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问题 When I make this request to the Github API curl -H "Accept: application/vnd.github.v3.raw" \ https://api.github.com/repos/STRd6/SurfN-2-Sur5/git/blobs/cf0167baab25ea841834fee66167ca33af28a7bf I receive: 鐎G IHDR ٳ⿀bKGD̿ pHYsHHFɫ> vpAg 纜퀀剄ATHǭきఈEaᙜ扊ᦒă彾 4Gᦇ߸�SDԱSЍ:詎⮢⍯5Ɏ搩Ta2ك2xқ?⳷ṵࡓ瑛躒ቬ쐼뀛է鑳ԷWꇎsો:F坠ꀣ%tEXtdate:create2011-08-20T14:56:12-07:00ራ뀀%tEXtdate:modify2011-08-20T14:56:12-07:00ՓIEND  When I expect to receive something more like: �PNG IHDR szz�IDATXGU�Y���������c����.aQ$�(��<E�1��? I

问题 I've implemented a service that listens to commands issued through ADB. An example of a command sent through ADB could look like this: adb shell am startservice -a com.testandroid.SEND_SMS -e number 123123123 -e message "åäö" Now, the problem here is that the encoding of the string "åäö" seems to mess up. If I take that string extras and immediately output it to the log, I get a square "[]", unknown character. If I send this message I get chinese characters in the messages app. As long as I

问题 I am trying to make a new list in my existing csv file (not using pandas). Here is my code: with open ('/Users/Weindependent/Desktop/dataset/albumlist.csv','r') as case0: reader = csv.DictReader(case0) album = [] for row in reader: album.append(row) print ("Number of albums is:",len(album)) The CSV file was downloaded from the Rolling Stone's Top 500 albums data set on data.world. My logic is to create an empty list named album and have all the records in this list. But it seems the line of

问题 Get input string in UTF-8, I applied TIS620 encoding and created new string from it now how to retain the bytes? since UTF-8 represents Thai char in 3 bytes where as TIS620 in 1 byte. I've requirement where the backend system stores characters in string as 1 byte only so default UTF-8 breaks it. How to convert String character encoding from UTF-8 to TIS620? How to retain the byte size while passing it to backend system? If the string is reassigned to new String , Does character encoding is

问题 The padding char for the official base64 is '=', which might need to be percent-encoded when used in a URL. I'm trying to find the best padding char so that my encoded string can be both url safe (I'll be using the encoded string as parameter value, such as id=encodedString) AND filename safe (I'll be using the encoded string directly as filename). Dot ('.') is a popular candidate, it's url safe but it's not exactly filename safe: Windows won't allow a file name which ends with a trailing dot

问题 I'm working on a rss parser in android (upgrading a parser I found on the internet). From what I know SAX Parser recognize the encoding automatically from the xml tag, but when I try to parse a feed that declare windows-1255 encoding it doesn't parsing it and throws and exception. I tried few things: final InputSource source = new InputSource(feed); Reader isr = new InputStreamReader(feed); source.setCharacterStream(isr); I even tried telling him the specific encoding. source.setEncoding(

问题 I've written my first VBA sub, and it's KIND OF working the way it's supposed to, but I cannot figure out the part that's wrong. It's supposed to selectively convert double-byte spaces, letters, numbers, and punctuation to single-byte when there is a string of double-byte Japanese and Latinate characters and spaces. In this picture, the top row represents the input and the bottom row the desired output of spaces, letters, numbers, and punctuation converted to single-byte while the Japanese

问题 I have read here that when you run external commands in powershell, their output is always interpreted as a string or string array: https://stackoverflow.com/a/35980675/983442 I'm trying to process binary output from an external command, but it seems like PowerShell can only give me strings. This leaves me wondering, what encoding is used to convert the binary data into strings? And also, how does it interpret newlines in order to divide the binary data into a string array? It seems to be

问题 Having some trouble sending properly formatted HTML e-mail from a PHP script. I am running PHP 5.3.0 and Apache 2.2.11 on Windows XP Professional. The output looks like this: Agent Summary for Support on Tuesday April 20 2010=20 Ext. Name Time Volume 137 Agent Name 01:27:25 1 138 =09 00:00:00 0 139 =09 00:00:00 0 You see the =20 and =09 in there? If you look at the HTML you also see = signs being turned into =3D. I figure this is a character encoding issue as I read the following at Wikipedia

问题 hello i am stack with this exercise as part of a test, how can i solve it or hint to solve it /** * Class SubstitutionEncodingAlgorithm */ class SubstitutionEncodingAlgorithm implements EncodingAlgorithm { /** * @var array */ private $substitutions; /** * SubstitutionEncodingAlgorithm constructor. * @param $substitutions */ public function __construct(array $substitutions) { $this->substitutions = array(); } /** * Encodes text by substituting character with another one provided in the pair. *