I\'m trying to create a LaTeX document with as many as Unicode characters as possible. My header is as follows:
In python, I compressed a string using zlib, and then inserted it into a mysql column that is of type blob, using the utf-8 encoding. The string comes back as utf-8, but it\'s not clear how to get it
I asked a similar question yesterday, but recognize that i need to rephase it in a different way. In short:
I want to store English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish in a Sql Server 2005 database to be used with a .NET applica开发者_如何转开发tion.Can I get away with not using Unicode?Will there be any
I need to convert a non-unicode SQL Server 2005 database to a unicode based database.I have hundreds of stored procs and of course the data is stored in varchar.I know that I need to change all the da
I can\'t solve my problem with regexp. Ok, when i type: $string = preg_replace(\"#\\[name=([a-zA-Z0-9 .-]+)*]#\",\"$name_start $1 $name_end\",$string);
How can I conve开发者_如何学运维rt this string: This string contains the Unicode character Pi(π)
I\'m trying to get a GET parameter value that开发者_C百科 looks like this: http://someurl/handler.json?&q=%E1%F8%E0%F1%F8%E9
I am working on a translation application in which users are allowed to give English input and I need to convert to a target language and display on a text box. 开发者_如何学GoI am facing problems in
Perl: $string =~ s/[áàâã]/a/gi; #This line always prepends an \"a\" $string =~ s/[éèêë]/e/gi; $string =~ s/[úùûü]/u/gi;
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