character-encoding

问题 I have a java file in Eclipse that is in UTF-8 and has some strings containing accents. In the java file itself, the accent is written and saved as é . In the xml that is generated using velocity the é becomes é In the pdf that is generated using fop and and an xsl template, the output is displayed as é So this is probably an encoding issue and everything should be in UTF-8. What's weird is that locally in my eclipse environment (windows) where I run the application, the whole process works

问题 My database is "utf8_general_ci", tables & columns are also "utf8_general_ci". Php file is also saved in UT8, I got the header in UTF8, so ... everything is UTF8. But I still got that � char when there is accents. I checked with iconv and it is UTF8. I also tested the encoding with mb_detect_encoding and the result is the same UTF8. This drive me crazy ... I got one thing to work : utf8_encode($string) this give me "Actualité" instead of "Actualit�s" Is it possible this has been double-utf8

问题 I need to convert a byte array of a text file to it's string character representation. For example, if I have a text file that has: hello (tab) there (newline) friend I would like to convert that to an array: my_array = {'h', 'e' ,'l','l','o', '\t', 't', 'h','e','r','e', '\r','\n', 'f', 'r' ,'i','e','n', 'd'}; I'm having trouble with converting the control characters to their escaped strings, i.e.: 0x09 = '\t'; 0x0D = '\r'; 0x0A = '\n'; I have tried this, but the tabs and new lines aren't

问题 I need to convert a byte array of a text file to it's string character representation. For example, if I have a text file that has: hello (tab) there (newline) friend I would like to convert that to an array: my_array = {'h', 'e' ,'l','l','o', '\t', 't', 'h','e','r','e', '\r','\n', 'f', 'r' ,'i','e','n', 'd'}; I'm having trouble with converting the control characters to their escaped strings, i.e.: 0x09 = '\t'; 0x0D = '\r'; 0x0A = '\n'; I have tried this, but the tabs and new lines aren't

问题 In my mysql database I have the following information in a page name field. ç,Ç,ö,Ö,ü,Ü,ı,İ,ş,Ş,ğ,Ğ If I do a phpmyadmin dump the above is exported. I am using a different php script and instead of the above I am getting this. "ç,Ç,ö,Ö,ü,Ãœ,ı,Ä°,ÅŸ,Åž,ÄŸ,Äž" This is the snippet which is generating the output. $data_sql = "SELECT * FROM ".$table_name; $data_res = @mysql_query($data_sql); while($data_row = @mysql_fetch_array($data_res,MYSQL_NUM)) { print_r($data_row); } How can I modify

问题 First of all, I'd like to say that I've already posted this question in another forum, but as I haven't had any answers until now, and this is an important issue to me, I'm asking it here too. The HTML <script> tag has the charset attribute, but I can't specify this attribute using the <h:outputScript> tag. I tried to use the preRenderComponent system event and put the attribute manually but it had no effect; the attribute wasn't rendered. Is there a way to specify the charset attribute, even

问题 Let me explain situation closer. Im working on some old company server with PHP 4. There is Windows 2000NT installed and a databaze that I can open with Microsoft Access 2000. There is no any option to set character encoding (unlike in phpMyAdmin), but I can read that characters in MS Access properly. Im extracting data from that database in my .php files and displaying it on my website, but characters like: ü, ä, ß are displayed wrong, like this: � All php/html files are saved by some old

问题 I'm looking for a table that maps a given character encoding to the (maximum, in the case of variable length encodings) bytes per character. For fixed-width encodings this is easy enough, though I don't know, in the case of some of the more esoteric encodings, what that width is. For UTF-8 and the like it would also be nice to determine the maximum bytes per character depending on the highest codepoint in a string, but this is less pressing. For some background (which you can ignore, if you

问题 I ran my web page through the W3C HTML validator and received this error. The encoding ascii is not the preferred name of the character encoding in use. The preferred name is us-ascii. (Charmod C024) ✉ Line 5, Column 70: Internal encoding declaration utf-8 disagrees with the actual encoding of the document (us-ascii). <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8"> Apparently, I am not "actually" using UTF-8 even though I specified UTF-8 in my meta tag. How do I, well,

问题 I have a servlet and I use String error = "error"; request.setAttribute("loginError", error); request.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8"); request.getRequestDispatcher("/index.jsp").forward(request, response); and I use <%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-9" pageEncoding="ISO-8859-9"%> in my jsp page, also request.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8"); But if I forward a page, this pages' encoding does not work. How can I handle this encoding? Thanks. 回答1: I had the same