OK, the docs for Python\'s libxml2 bindings are really ****. My problem: An XML document is stored in a string variable in Python. The string is a instance of Unicode, and there are non-ASCII charact
My .NET library has to marshal strings to a C library that expects text encoded using the system\'s default ANSI code page.Since .NET supports Unicode, this makes it possible for users to pass a strin
I have written some sample program and DLL to learn the concept of DLL injection. My injection code to inject the DLL to the sample program is as follows (error handling omitted):
I\'m currently again working on a program from when I was, umm... less capable. It has a number of problems:
I am writing a utility in Java that reads a stream which may contain both text and binary data. I want to avoid having I/O wait. To do that I create a thread to keep reading the data (and wait for it)
I\'m trying to work my way through some frustrating encoding issues by going back to basics.In Dive Into Python example 9.14 (here) we have this:
I am quite new to the C++ \'area\' so I hope this will not be just another silly \'C++ strings\' question.
This may be a silly question but... Say I have a String like 4e59 which represents a special unicode c开发者_StackOverflowharacter. How can I add the \\u to the beginning of that character so that it
I am readin开发者_运维知识库g data from a .csv file and displaying it. When I encounter the micro character (µ) some special symbols are displayed instead. How can I display the micro character?class
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