decoding

I am having serious problems decoding the message body of the emails I get using the Gmail API. I want to grab the message content and put the content in a div. I am using a base64 decoder, which I know won't decode emails encoded differently, but I am not sure how to check an email to decide which decoder to use -- emails that say they are utf-8 encoded are successfully decoded by the base64 decoder, but not be a utf-8 decoder. I've been researching email decoding for several days now, and I've learned that I am a little out of my league here. I haven't done much work with coding around email

What is the meaning of "data_coding" field in the SMPP protocol? I searched for this but couldn't find any helpful resource. In short, datacoding contains the information on how the text in an smpp SubmitSM (i.e. a typical SMS message) message is encoded. The SubmitSM packet contains a binary encoded body, and the dataCoding is how the text is stored in this body. The most important values are: 00000000 (0) - usually GSM7 (the default 7 bit encoding for messages, with a few characters that are encoded as two bytes), but technically could be something else 00000011 (3) for standard ISO-8859-1

If I have markup like this: <div id="foo"></div> and I want to detect later whether div#foo still contains that same character entity, I'd like to be able to do so by comparing it to  rather than to  (which in my code base is rather obtuse for maintenance purposes). I've tried things like this (using jQuery): console.log($('<textarea />').html($('#foo').html()).val()); But that seems to still output the nice little square "what you talkin' 'bout" character rather than the desired  . I'm open to plain JavaScript or jQuery-specific solutions. You can use a Unicode entity in JavaScript. For

I have a binary file containing the position of 8000 particles. I know that each particle value should look like "-24.6151..." (I don't know with which precision the values are given by my program. I guess it is double precision(?). But when I try to read the file with this code: In: with open('.//results0epsilon/energybinary/energy_00004.dat', 'br') as f: buffer = f.read() print ("Lenght of buffer is %d" % len(buffer)) for i in buffer: print(int(i)) I get as output: Lenght of buffer is 64000 10 168 179 43 ... I skip the whole list of values but as you can see those values are far away from

This question already has an answer here: How to decode a Unicode character in a string 2 answers I have a string "Some string that I am using but Poacher\u2019s shows unicode!" I'm trying to have the Unicode convert into the ' character. Something like that should work : Encoding.UTF8.GetString(Encoding.Convert(Encoding.Unicode, Encoding.UTF8, Encoding.Unicode.GetBytes("Some string that I am using but Poacher\u2019s shows unicode!"))); Please see the Encoding class on MSDN. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36611182/converting-unicode-to-actual-character-c-sharp