special-characters

问题 I'm making a website that is in Croatian, and I need to use signs like: "č", "ć", "ž", "đ" and "š". They are currently displayed as little boxes. Info: I use Notepad ++. I set the encoding there to UTF-8. I put the following line of HTML in: <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> However, it does not work. Even Notepad ++ can't display my characters using UTF-8, so that would suggest that I should probably use something else... 回答1: http://webdesign.maratz.com

问题 I have a search box on my site and i need to replace all the Spanish characters that user types in to equivalent English alphabets. I have coded which is shown below. This is not working when i plug in it to the my Project and even when create a simple html page which coded same. My page is using <meta charset="utf-8" /> . This is working fine when i created a fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/KJAy3/. This is how it it is show in the debugger What am i doing wrong? What kind of encoding i am

问题 There is tcl procedure which executes command stored in tcl list. For example: catch { exec $list} List looks something like: --option1 op1 --option2 op2 --option3 op3 ... One of options is regexp that looks like: (.*[/\])?(sh|bash)(\.exe)? After substitution by exec option looks like: {(.*[/\])?(sh|bash)(\.exe)?} But what I need is: "(.*[/\])?(sh|bash)(\.exe)?" What can I do in such situation? 回答1: When a list is converted to a string, it is converted to a canonical form that will convert

问题 So I have a textbox and I want to add some text( without deleting the one I already have) by clicking a button.. is that possible? The text I'll be adding will be some html special characters code like é to show a "é"... or maybe do the reverse, like I write a "é" and then when I submit it changes to é this way it will be easier to the user Thanks in advance 回答1: <input type="text" id="txt" /> <input type="button" value="Addtext" onclick="addText()" /> <script> function addText() { document

问题 How to replace all those special characters with white spaces in python ? I have a list of names of a company . . . Ex:-[myfiles.txt] MY company.INC Old Wine pvt master-minds ltd "apex-labs ltd" "India-New corp" Indo-American pvt/ltd Here, as per the above example . . . I need all the special characters[-,",/,.] in the file myfiles.txt must be replaced with a single white space and saved into another text file myfiles1.txt . Can anyone please help me out? 回答1: Assuming you mean to change

问题 I'm trying to obfuscate some javascript by altering their character codes, but I've found that I can't correctly print characters outside of a certain range, in Python 2.7. For example, here's what I'm trying to do: f = open('text.txt','w') f.write(unichr(510).encode('utf-8')) f.close() I can't write unichr(510) because it says the ascii codec is out of range. So I encode it with utf-8. This turns a single character u'\u01fe' into two '\xc7\xbe' . Now, in javascript, it's easy to get the

问题 I have a table encoded in latin1 and collate latin1_bin . In my table there is a column comments of type 'TEXT', as you know this column inherits table's encoding and collation, but from now on I should change it to be utf8 and utf8_general_ci because I'm starting to store special characters in comments . Would it cause any downside effect if I'd use a command like the following? alter table notebooks modify comments text CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci; Thank you for your answer.

问题 I've got a PowerShell script that needs to be able to call another PS script from within the same directory with elevated credentials. Because the scripts need to be portable, the file path of the scripts isn't known ahead of time and needs to be able to handle spaces and special characters in the file path without failing. Since elevating a PS session will cause the current working directory to change to "C:\Windows\System32", I need to be able to pass the current directory to the script as

问题 I have a search string. When it contains a dollar symbol, I want to capture all characters thereafter, but not include the dot, or a subsequent dollar symbol.. The latter would constitute a subsequent match. So for either of these search strings...: "/bla/$V_N.$XYZ.bla"; "/bla/$V_N.$XYZ; I would want to return: V_N XYZ If the search string contains percent symbols, I also want to return what's between the pair of % symbols. The following regex seems do the trick for that. "%([^%]*?)%";

问题 I would like to convert a string variable to wstring due to some german characters that cause problem when doing a substr over the variable. The start position is falsified when any these special characters is present before it. (For instance: for "ä" size() returns 2 instead of 1) I know that the following conversion works: wstring ws = L"ä"; Since, I am trying to convert a variable, I would like to know if there is an alternative way for it such as wstring wstr = L"%s"+str //this is