hi
that may be but it's got weird beahviour. for example,
when u get that in an edit box (like the one u compose
mail in) it looks like: "" (the upper comma). but
when i read ur mail, it appeared as it's html
character code. in fact, while reading this u may see
it as the character code and not th
hi
when ppl paste from MS Word to a text field in a form,
characters like apostrophe before s (e.g. It's) in
docs looks like (it looks like a comma but at the
top). in a mysqldump, i can see that it's stored as
’. i tried editing the in a text box and when i
reprint it, it's looks like it did.
> Hello,
>
> I have a bunch of text with Japanese in it that uses shift_jis encoding.
> My initial tests show that this encoding has the same problems in MySQL
> as it does in Perl: it gives false matches.
>
> I have to convert the data to the EUC enconding (I think I've seen it
> called ejis i
Hello,
I have a bunch of text with Japanese in it that uses shift_jis encoding.
My initial tests show that this encoding has the same problems in MySQL
as it does in Perl: it gives false matches.
I have to convert the data to the EUC enconding (I think I've seen it
called ejis in a MySQL contex
