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问题 How to convert from chinese characters to hanyu pinyin? E.g. 你 --> Nǐ 马 --> Mǎ More Info: Either accents or numerical forms of hanyu pinyin are acceptable, the numerical form being my preference. A Java library is preferred, however, a library in another language that can be put in a wrapper is also OK. I would like anyone who has personally used such a library before to recommend or comment on it, in terms of its quality/ reliabilitty. 回答1: The problem of converting hanzi to pinyin is a

问题 If I have set my current locale to Japanese, how can I make it so that Japanese characters will always have higher preference than non-Japanese characters. For example, right now English characters will always appear before the Katakana characters. How can I reverse this effect? Sorry for not being very clear. As you can see here. The final results have Java, NVIDIA and Windows ファイアウォール. Ranked as the first three ahead of the Japanese characters. Is it possible to have those at the end? 回答1:

问题 I checked MSDN and the locale string is zh_Hant, but I also tried with zh_TW (Chinese, Taiwan). The traditional Chinese characters look OK in the poEditor, but when I open the file in the browser the characters are just weird symbols («¢Åo¥@¬É!). I think the translation is working, but there's something wrong with the encoding (I used UTF-8 for both Charset and Source Code Charset). The files generated with poEditor: messages.po: msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: \n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs

问题 I would like to make a set in python contains all the ord() of the Chinese chars: for English the equivalent is : english = set(range(ord('a'),ord('z') + 1 ) + range(ord('A'),ord('Z') + 1 )) 回答1: From the Unicode Standard (v6.0, section 12.1), Han ideographic characters are found in seven main blocks of the Unicode Standard, as shown in Table 12-2 Table 12-2. Blocks Containing Han Ideographs Block | Range | Comment ----------------------------------------+-------------+-----------------------

问题 The following code: auto nullValue = json::value::null(); std::string searchText = conversions::to_utf8string("michael"); make_request(client, methods::GET, nullValue, searchText); Returns the json data: {"data":[ { "_id":172,"name":"Michael Edano","profile_picture":null }], "success":true } But if i put Japanese string: auto nullValue = json::value::null(); std::string searchText = conversions::to_utf8string("北島 美奈"); make_request(client, methods::GET, nullValue, searchText); The output is:

问题 I have some questions about my Wordpress website. When I search the websitename or (company name) in Google, the website pops at the top of the results, but the weird thing about it, is that the title looks like this: ＣＮ-6 ECUハーネス（受注生産） 8.5J MAZDA 【smtb-k】 Now I think the site is hacked, but before rebuilding the whole website, I want to know if some of you guys know, what this kind of hack (if it is a hack) this is, and how to easily remove this meta from Google (let Google crawling the site

问题 I am writing a User Define Function with SQLite in AutoHotkey. It works well as I intended when I use (return) English only. But, If I use (return) any character with NonEnglish, it makes broken result. The broken result has, for me, some rules - its length is exctly realted with NonEnglish character. Does any body heard about it ? I guess it is problem with " sqlite3_result_text " function of SQLite. If so, I'd like to use it properly. Thanks [EDIT] I have tested with " sqlite3_result_text64

问题 I have a description which is in English and Chinese. How would I go about using regex to say something like, if the line contains a Chinese character then do A, else do B ? example here 电源: 110V/220W50-60HZ 功率:60W 光源:12V 150 W 尺寸:220x150x280mm 重量:2.3KG Voltage : 110V/220W50-60HZ Power : 60W Bulb : 12V 150 W Size : 220x150x280mm Weight:2.3KG 回答1: Chinese characters are within the range: U+4E00..U+9FFF If your expreg extension has been built with Unicde support, b\p{InCJK_Unified_Ideographs}

问题 Well, I give up. I've been messing around with all I could think of to retrieve data from a target website that has information in traditional Chinese encoding (charset=GB2312). I've been using the simple_html_parser like always but it doesn't seem to return the Chinese characters, in fact all I get are some weird question marks embedded inside a rhomboid shape. ("�������ѯ�ؼ��֣�" Like so) Declaring the encoding for the php file didn't do anything except of getting rid of some unwanted

问题 I have problem with Korean Windows IME. I am designing a virtual (screen/software) keyboard for a piece of embedded software. I rely on Windows IME and it seemed to work fine for Japanese and Chinese languages. It also works perfectly with Korean if I am using a physical keyboard. But when I click a virtual keyboard button, the mouse events seem to interfere with IME and basically just cancel the composition. WM_IME_ENDCOMPOSITION message fires every time the mouse button is clicked. As a