I have a list of Shift_JIS character codes (in integers) that I want to convert into unicode charact开发者_JAVA技巧ers. I think I need a version of the chr()/unichr() function that works in other enco
I\'m trying to decode a shift-jis encoded string, like this: string.decode(\'shift-jis\').encode(\'utf-8\')
So I\'m trying to write a little decryption program but I\'m running into a little trouble. I\'m applying XOR to the characters with \'FF\' (reversing all the bits) and I\'m doing that by converting t
I have a text file 开发者_运维技巧with mixed jascii/shift-jis and ascii text. I\'m using pyparsing and am unable to tokenize such strings.
When I try decode a shift-jis encoded string and encode it back, some of the characters get garbled:
In my opinion a common problem: character encoding in combination with a bitmap-font. Most multi-language encodings have an huge space between different character types and even a lot of unused code p
Until now I used a texture (bitmapfont) for font rendering, but I\'m trying to get freetype2 working. All my strings are SHIFT_JIS encoded and my only Problem is now to get from freetype the right gly
Our application receives files from our users, and those files must be validated if they are of the encoding type that we support (i.e. UTF-8, Shift-JIS, EUC-JP), and once that file is validated, we w
I am building a form that needs to accept characters encoded in SHIFT_JIS and开发者_如何学JAVA then send those results via email to a recipient. I\'ve tried to simply capture the results from the $_PO
Using Pyth开发者_运维问答on I need to transfer non utf-8 encoded data (specifically shift-jis) to a URL via the query string.
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