I get the same results when using SQLite Database Browser to insert
data with umlauts and retrieving it from within Rev ; fortunately my
app inserts data into the DB, and therefore I can encode the data to
the ISO-Format and back to MAC-Format when I need the data. That's
working for me and I only need 2 functions ;-)
function SQLTextEncodingToMyApp pString
switch platform()
case "MacOS"
return isotomac(pString)
break
case "Win32"
return pString
break
end switch
end SQLTextEncodingToRaj
------------------------------
function MyAppTextEncodingToSQL pString
switch platform()
case "MacOS"
return mactoiso(pString)
break
case "Win32"
return pString
break
end switch
end RajTextEncodingToSQL
Christian
Le 20 mai 08 à 11:31, Ian Wood a écrit :
On 20 May 2008, at 10:17, Christian Langers wrote:
I think you're right...
My solution is to use the MacToIso() function for inserting data
into the db (from within Revolution) and applying the IsoToMac()
function to the data you retrieved from the SQLite Db....
I'm pretty sure it's an encoding problem, but ISOToMac on the
returned data gets me:
ä
ü
ë
ö
ï
â
û
ô
ê
î
Â¥
aÌ
Ë™
â
©
`a
∆
Closer, but still garbage.
I really don't want to rewrite ~50 functions to use shell
commands... :-(
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