I\'m running into a really strange phenomena after upgrading from Rails 2.3/Ruby 1.8 to Rails 3/Ruby 1.9. As I mentioned in the title, I\'m using Postgres, along with the pg gem 0.10.0.
I just upgraded to Rails 3 and Ruby 1.9. All of my source files that used Unicode inside of them (such as emdashes) caused problems until I found out that you now need to include the following magic c
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I am trying to find a way in Ruby to take a UTF-8 byte array and transform it back to a string. In irb (Ruby 1.9.2 preview 3) I can create the correct byte array from UTF-8 string:
OK, I am currently in PHP/MySQL/UTF-8/Unicode hell! My environment: MySQL: 5.1.53 Server characterset:latin1
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I\'m having a problem with UTF8 encoding in my asp.net mvc 2 application in C#. I\'m trying let user download a simple text file from a string. I am trying to get bytes array with the following line:
When using PHP\'s pathinfo() function on a filename known to be UTF-8, it does not return the correct value, unless there are \'normal\' characters in front of the special character.
I have some filename encoding problem in GAE blobstore here. class UploadHandler(blobstore_handlers.BlobstoreUploadHandler):
HI, [background] We currently build files for many different companies. Our job as a company is basically to sit in between other companies and help with communication and data storage. We have begun