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问题 I need to read in a standard ascii style string with unicode escaping and convert it into a std::string containing the utf8 encoded equivalent. So for example "\u03a0" (a std::string with 6 characters) should be converted into the std::string with two characters, 0xce, 0xa0 respectively, in raw binary. Would be most happy if there's a simple answer using icu or boost but I haven't been able to find one. (This is similar to Convert a Unicode string to an escaped ASCII string, but NB that I

问题 Since new function 'Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support' is added on Windows10, I thought it is possible for R to convert locale environment to UTF-8. However, when I try to change system locale to UTF-8 by Sys.setlocale(locale = "Japanese_Japan.65001") or Sys.setlocale(locale = "Japanese_Japan.UTF-8") I get In Sys.setlocale("Japanese_Japan.65001") : OS reports request to set locale to "Japanese_Japan.65001" cannot be honored For now, does Windows allow R to use UTF-8?

问题 Since new function 'Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support' is added on Windows10, I thought it is possible for R to convert locale environment to UTF-8. However, when I try to change system locale to UTF-8 by Sys.setlocale(locale = "Japanese_Japan.65001") or Sys.setlocale(locale = "Japanese_Japan.UTF-8") I get In Sys.setlocale("Japanese_Japan.65001") : OS reports request to set locale to "Japanese_Japan.65001" cannot be honored For now, does Windows allow R to use UTF-8?

问题 I'm trying to read in XLSX files with PHP. Using gneustaetter/XLSXReader to be exact. However, these XLSX-files are generated by different companies, using different software. So I wanted to check if they have the right encoding and always just found UTF-8. Therefore my question as above: Are XLSX files UTF-8 encoded by definition? Or are there exceptions that could break the import script I'm working on? 回答1: It'd be risky to presume it's always UTF-8. I'd just key your expectations to what

问题 I have this vbscript code: Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set ts = fs.OpenTextFile("tmp.txt", 2, True) for i = 128 to 255 s = chr(i) if lenb(s) <>2 then wscript.echo i wscript.quit end if ts.write s next ts.close On my system, each integer is converted to a double byte character: there are no numbers in that range that cannot be represented by a character, and no number requires more than 2 bytes. But when I look at the file, I find only 127 bytes. This answer: https:/

问题 Python 3.7 introduced the PYTHONUTF8 environment variable to enable UTF-8 encoding by default. How do I set this variable from within a Python program? (I can't find it in my operating system's list of environment variables.) 回答1: To access environment variables, and modify them if your platform allows it (which Windows and all popular Unixes do), just use os.environ . However, this isn’t going to do any good, unless you’re trying to set the environment variable for Python child processes

问题 I need to mirror files from an FTP server to a local machine, but some files/directories have special characters on it, e.g: print(ftp.nlst()) >>{'Mariana', 'Marina', 'MartÃ\xadn', 'MatÃ\xadas'} 回答1: Assuming the filenames are in UTF-8 encoding, in Python 3, this should do: ftp.encoding = "UTF-8" print(ftp.nlst()) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53091871/list-files-with-utf-8-characters-in-the-name-in-python-ftplib

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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64797981/angularjs-url-parameter-returning-a-404-upon-encoding

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64797981/angularjs-url-parameter-returning-a-404-upon-encoding