byte-order-mark

问题 For a code in C#, I am parsing a string to XML using XPathDocument . The string is retrieved from SDL Trados Studio and it depends on the XML that is being worked on (how it was originally created and loaded for translations) the string sometimes has a BOM sometimes not. Edit: The 'xml' is actually parsed from the segments of the source and target text and the structure element. The textual elements are escaped for xml and the markup and text is joined in one string . So if the markup has BOM

问题 How can JAXB handle a string (of XML) that starts with a BOM? Is there a property to set or some configuration to skip the BOM when unmarshalling?Are there other JAXB implementations that could do that beside Oracle's implementation? 回答1: If you're referring to a UTF-8 file with a BOM, then you will have to skip it yourself. It's fairly simple to come up with an InputStream class that checks the first two bytes for a BOM and skips them and otherwise wraps another InputStream. This has been

问题 I'm running this command from PostgreSQL 9.4 on Windows 8.1: psql -d dbname -f filenameincurrentdirectory.sql The sql file has, for example, these commands: INSERT INTO general_lookups ("name", "old_id") VALUES ('Open', 1); INSERT INTO general_lookups ("name", "old_id") VALUES ('Closed', 2);` When I run the psql command, I get this error message: psql:filenameincurrentdirectory.sql:1: ERROR: syntax error at or near "ÿ_I0811a2h1" LINE 1: ÿ_I0811a2h1 ru How do I import a file of SQL commands

问题 Why this code doesn't output anything(exept info word)? File is exist. hReadFile = CreateFile(L"indexing.xml",GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, FILE_SHARE_READ |FILE_SHARE_WRITE, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL); wchar_t *wchr = new wchar_t[20]; DWORD dw; ReadFile(hReadFile, wchr, sizeof(wchar_t) * 5, &dw, NULL); CloseHandle(hReadFile); wchr[dw/sizeof(wchar_t)] = L'\0'; std::wcout << L"info " << wchr << L" " << dw << std::endl; 回答1: A Unicode file might start with an optional

问题 I realized that all response that returns my Zend Framework 2 application contains weird characters at the beginning. For example, when I copy the source code of any page returned by ZF2, I see these characters at the beginning of the file when I paste it in Notepad++ :  . These seem to be 6 Byte Order Mark characters following each other. I checked the encoding of my files, and every file I opened in Notepad++ were said to be in UTF-8 w/o BOM . Also, I checked other pages

问题 While creating a "force download" action I discovered that ALL responses generated by the controller are including the UTF-8 BOM (). This is not relevant for regular pages, but for downloaded files is undesirable, since JPG or ZIP are reported as corrupt for several Windows viewing softwares. So, the main goal is to remove the BOM from controller output. Until now I've done this: 1-Use Win Grep to search for BOM chunk on every file on my site. Zero results. 2-Create a non-symfony test.php

问题 I have a weird issue with a Twig include that's rendering some invisible character on my HTML. I've tried googling it in a thousand different ways, but couldn't find anyone with a similar issue. In fact, I'm not even sure if it's related to Twig or Symfony or what, so I'm not sure what I need to look for. I'll try m At two different points in one of my views, I use a for loop to render each li by include ing a separate twig file, each time with a different set of arguments. The two loops are:

问题 I used SAS to save a tab-delimited text file with utf8 encoding on a windows machine. Then I tried to open this in R: read.table(myfile, header =TRUE, sep = "\t") To my surprise, the data was totally messed up, but only in a sneaky way. Number values changed randomly, but the overall layout looked normal, so it took me a while to notice the problem, which I'm assuming now is the BOM. This is not a new issue of course; they address it briefly here, and recommend using read.table(myfile,

问题 As I guess, most of you know that we have the following encodings for files: ANSI UTF-8 UTF-8 is recognized by adding three chars at the beginning of the file but those chars causes some troubles in PHP Language as you know So we use UTF-8 Without BOM (Instead of UTF-8) Here is my question: How can we write a new file (Using PHP) with the encoding of (UTF-8 Without BOM) either using frwite() or any other function (Doesn't matter) (I'm not asking about an editor settings> I'm asking about

问题 How can I remove these hidden characters that are at the beginning of the file (before Allitems )? When I open the file regularly, they can't be seen of course. Used an online tool that detected them. How can I prevent them from appearing in the first place (using some SaaS that generates XMLs)? XML document: 1 <Allitems> 2 3 <Item> 4 <PostTitle>Must Have 1000 Hacking Tut</PostTitle> 5 <UserName>Mr.HacKer</UserName> 6 <ForumName>Advanced Hacking Tutorials</ForumName> 7 <PostLink>http:/