cp1252

问题 For a long time, any time I've needed to use a regular expression, I've standardized on using the copyright symbol © as the delimiter because it was a symbol that wasn't on the keyboard that I was sure to not use in a regular expression, unlike ! @ # \ or / (which are sometimes all in use within in a regex). Code: $result=preg_match('©<.*?>©', '<something string>'); However, today I needed to use a regular expression with accented characters which included this: Code: [a-zA

问题 I know Java uses UTF-16 internally and expects .properties files to be in ISO-8859-1 by default. I'm currently working on a project that was written in Eclipse, whose default encoding on our systems is cp-1252. I'm thinking utf-8 would be a much more sensible option, going forward. However, given the scale of the project (it's split up into modules and uses libraries from all over the place), I can't just batch-convert all source code files in one go. Will Java have a problem with some files

问题 I asked the following question yesterday but it didn't get much attention due to the fact that I didn't really include any details about my actual problem. Eclipse:Using UTF-8 encoding in the text editor make the Strings not work properly, how can I fix that? I will try to analyze my problem as much as possible in order to give you a clear insight on what's going on. I have a university project where I am supposed to implement the Simplified DES algorithm for educational purposes. This

问题 so I have to give some arguments to my Java app which is called from a .bat file. Doing this makes the arguments have the system's charset encoding, which makes some characters displayed wrongly. I tried this String titulo; titulo = new String (args[1].getBytes(),"Cp1252"); also tried with a few others from this list http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html and none of them succeeded. How else can I encode a String from Windows charset to Java's UTF 8? Thanks a

问题 After a few days of dwelling over stackoverflow and python 2.7 doc, I have come to no conclusion about this. Basically I'm running a python script on a windows server that must have as input a block of text. This block of text (unfortunately) has to be passed by a pipe. Something like: PS > [something_that_outputs_text] | python .\my_script.py So the problem is: The server uses cp1252 encoding and I really cannot change it due to administrative regulations and whatnot. And when I pipe the

问题 I'm familiar with WideCharToMultiByte and MultiByteToWideChar conversions and could use these to do something like: UTF8 -> UTF16 -> 1252 I know that iconv will do what I need, but does anybody know of any MS libs that will allow this in a single call? I should probably just pull in the iconv library, but am feeling lazy. Thanks 回答1: Windows 1252 is mostly equivalent to latin-1, aka ISO-8859-1: Windows-1252 just has some additional characters allocated in the latin-1 reserved range 128-159.

问题 I am running a stock Cygwin install, with the wget package added. If I run a command wget -qO- tetristv.com/zapni.tv.php I get this; notice the incorrect display of characters session=OTA5Mjc0ODU5OA==&stream=play</a></b><br>#EXTINF:0,▒T 1<br><b><a href="http://212.80.69.19/stream/vlc.php?id=39&session=OTA5Mjc0ODU5OA==& stream=play" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://212.80.69.19/stream /vlc.php?id=39&session=OTA5Mjc0ODU5OA==&stream=play</a></b><br>#EXTINF:0,▒T 2<br><b><a href="http://212

问题 So, I've been trying to convert a large java source tree from cp1252 to UTF-8 in Windows, using tips and trix I've found online, specificly here. Problem is, I'm on Windows; I don't do VB; Cygwin's iconv doesn't take the -o switch. The line I first tried to use is: find . -type f -print -exec iconv -f cp1252 -t utf-8 {} > {}.converted \; -exec mv {}.converted {} \; This creates a file {}.converted in the working directory and the second -exec fails for obvious reasons. Putting quotes around

问题 I've read in several stackoverflow answers that some characters do not directly map (or are even "unmappable") when converting from Cp1252 (aka Windows-1252; they're the same, aren't they?) to UTF-8, e.g. here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/23399926/2018047 Can someone please shed some more light on this? Does that mean that if I batch/mass convert source code from cp1252 to utf-8 I'll get some characters that will end up as garbage? 回答1: This is how Windows 1252 codepage looks like. As you can

问题 I wrote a android app in java to get user answers and save them in a file. The problem is that this file is saved in utf-8. The end user will open these files in the IBM SPSS, an application for windows that can read files only in ANSI (windows-1252). How do I create files in ANSI code to save in a ssd-card from java-android app? I think I know that to convert Strings to ANSI I should use: String unicode = new String(asciiBytes, "windows-1252"); Is that correct? My code to save the file is