Does anyone know what these "$map(%E7%A7%8B)" things are in URLs when
asian-UTF characters are used?
Ie, typing into a search form on aolserver (BookMooch) for the
japanese character "秋" converts it to
http://bookmooch.com/m/s/$map(%E7%A7%8B)
That $map looks like an array lookup, but I've never seen any
documentation about this, or how it might be re-converted back into
UTF. I can't find any mention of $map in the aolserver or tcl source
code, nor online.
The other possibility is that the hex codes: %E7%A7%8B are just 3-
byte representations of each character, in linear order, that needs
to be reconverted back into UTF somehow.
-john
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