Having a variable length encoding is indirectly forbidden in the standard. So I have several questions:
I have many bunches of binary data, ranging from 16 to 4096 bytes, which need to be stored to a database and which should be easily comparable as a unit (e.g. two bunches of data batch only 开发者_运维
Is there any reason why Java char primitive data type is 2 b开发者_运维百科ytes unlike C which is 1 byte?
I\'m trying to write an MSIE only HTML page (which I\'ll call the \"Title Page\") that allows someone to save a generated HTML webpage (which I\'ll call \"New Page\") with a click of a button.
I have a part of my Unicode library that decodes UTF-16 into raw Unicode code points. However, it isn\'t working as expected.
How 开发者_StackOverflowcan I insert special symbols like trademark into SQLite table? I have tried to use PRAGMA encoding = \"UTF-16\" with no effect :(Typically if you surround an SQL entry with \'\
I have a Unicode / UTF-16 encoded path. the path delimiters is U+005C \'\\\'. The paths are null-terminated root relative windows file system paths, e.g. \"\\windows\\system32\\drivers\\myDriver32.sys
Scenario You have lots of XML files stored as UTF-16 in a Database or on a Server where space is not an issue.You need to take a large majority of these files that you need to get to other systems as
BMP being Basic Multilingual Plane According to JavaScript: the Good Parts: JavaScript was built at a time when Unicode was a 16-bit character set, so all characters in JavaScript are 16 bits wide.
I have some UTF-16 encoded characters in their surrogate pair form. I want to output those surrogate pairs as characters on the screen.