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On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 4:14 AM, Santosh c santoshc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
From an external source I am getting data in the following format / encoding:
http://www.mydomain.com/app?message=%003%000%009%009%003%004
how do I convert the message parameter into plain string
On May 31, 8:48 pm, daze dmonopol...@gmail.com wrote:
On May 31, 9:41 am, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
Is it a problem if some articles were already cleaned by doing a
search and replace, e.g. swapping all ’ for its corresponding proper
symbol?
Depends. if
So... the old database used what type of encoding? latin1? And the
new one uses utf8?
Is it a problem if some articles were already cleaned by doing a
search and replace, e.g. swapping all ’ for its corresponding proper
symbol?
Really appreciate the help!
On May 29, 2:19 pm, Frederick
On May 31, 1:01 pm, daze dmonopol...@gmail.com wrote:
So... the old database used what type of encoding? latin1? And the
new one uses utf8?
It's your database, you tell me!
Is it a problem if some articles were already cleaned by doing a
search and replace, e.g. swapping all ’ for its
On May 31, 9:41 am, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
Is it a problem if some articles were already cleaned by doing a
search and replace, e.g. swapping all ’ for its corresponding proper
symbol?
Depends. if you have replaced with pure ascii then it's not a problem.
if
If the browser is using a typeface (font) that doesn't include the
precise character that your page encoding and HTML require, then you
won't see that character. The glyph you describe sounds like the
missing glyph character, and that's why I'm guessing you're seeing it.
Another layer to
On May 31, 4:02 pm, Walter Davis wa...@wdstudio.com wrote:
If the browser is using a typeface (font) that doesn't include the
precise character that your page encoding and HTML require, then you
won't see that character. The glyph you describe sounds like the
missing glyph character, and
The missing glyph character is a feature of many different fonts -- it
means literally, I don't have any glyph by that name in my table.
The way you get rid of it is by providing an encoding and
substitution escapes that convert the wide, wild world of Unicode
typography into something
On May 29, 6:45 pm, daze dmonopol...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone can give any insight into how I could resolve
the problem on this website:
http://jdrampage.com/
basically, all the ’ are supposed to be apostrophes ( ' ), and
quotes are messed up too...
Is it possible to run
Ok, i found a fix for this, using Iconv lib, and it seems to work
correcty.
But i still get an issue with accented character. If i get a surname
with accented character, like Cédric, Iconv returns me C'edric. I've
got similar problems with every accented character.
I read somewhere that i
Thank you for answers. Is there an easy way to clean up my file before
parsing it?
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Céd B. wrote:
Hello,
I've got some issue while trying to upload and read csv file on my
application. For some file, i get some odd character appearing when i
print the result, but not in my logs. Here joined a screen to explain
what i'm talking about.
I think it's an encoding issue, so
that's an encoding issue with nbsp; spaces.
As a follow-up, it could also be due to a BOM (byte order mark) issue.
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This works in a non-rails script:
def enconvert(text)
conv=Encoding::Converter.new(ISO-8859-1,UTF-8,
:undef = :replace, :invalid = :replace)
text.each { |ln| ln=conv.convert(ln) }
end
but in rails I still get an error, after converting the same page.
SURELY
Well, I solved it using Encoding::Convert. The difference between
each (which does not allow in place changes) and each_with_index had
me hung up. Ruby newbie!
I would still LOVE to know why/how iconv self-destructed tho...
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