What would be the best format for storing a relatively large amount of data (essentially a big hashmap) for quick retrieval using javascript? It would need to support Unicode as well.
I am writing a project with Batik, which is for multi-language image. Therefore I need signs like \"sigma\" or \"alpha\". I have to write the character as text - not as a polygon or as a glyph - becau
I am building an MFC C++ application with \"Use Unicode Character Set\" selected in Visual Studio. I have UNICODE defined, my CStrings are 16-bit, I handle filenames with Japanese characters in them,
Why does IDLE handle one symbol correctly but not another? >>> e = \'€\' >>> print unichr(ord(e))
I am trying to generate UTF-8 QRCode so that I can encore accents and Unicode characters. To test it, I am using many decoding solution :
I\'ve just received an assignment to upgrade an old Delphi 3 project that I wrote in 1999 to a newer version and add features (I previously discussed this in related questions here and here).I was ass
I already know how to convert the non-utf8-encoded content of a file line by line to UTF-8 encode, using something like the following code:
I converted my program from Delphi 4 to Delphi 2009 a year ago, mainly to make the jump to Unicode, but also to gain the benefits of all those years of Delphi improvements.
Could you please point me to the mistake in my regular expression? /[\\x{4e00}-\\x{9fa5}]*[.\\s]*\\[\\/m\\][\\x{4e00}-\\x{9fa5}]/u
As part of a larger series of operations, I\'m trying to take tokenized chunks of a larger string and get rid of punctuation, non-word gobbledygook, etc. My initial attempt used String#gsub and the \\
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