latin

Lowercase of Unicode character

旧巷老猫 提交于 2019-12-05 07:47:45
I am working on a C++ project that need to get data from unicode text . I have a problem that I can't lower some unicode character . I use wchar_t to store unicode character which read from a unicode file. After that, I use _wcslwr to lower a wchar_t string. There are many case still not lower such as: Đ Â Ă Ê Ô Ơ Ư Ấ Ắ Ế Ố Ớ Ứ Ầ Ằ Ề Ồ Ờ Ừ Ậ Ặ Ệ Ộ Ợ Ự which lower case is: đ â ă ê ô ơ ư ấ ắ ế ố ớ ứ ầ ằ ề ồ ờ ừ ậ ặ ệ ộ ợ ự I have try tolower and it is still not working. If you call only tolower , it will call std::tolower from header clocale which will call the tolower for ansi character only.

Converting special charactes such as ü and à back to their original, latin alphbet counterparts in C#

十年热恋 提交于 2019-12-04 09:07:30
问题 I have been given an export from a MySQL database that seems to have had it's encoding muddled somewhat over time and contains a mix of HTML char codes such as & uuml; and more problematic characters representing the same letters such as ü and à . It is my task to to bring some consistency back to the file and get everything into the correct Latin characters, e.g. ú and ó . An example of the sort of string I am dealing with is Desinfektionslösungstücher für Flächen Which should

Converting a latin string to unicode in python

|▌冷眼眸甩不掉的悲伤 提交于 2019-12-03 20:30:09
问题 I am working o scrapy, I scraped some sites and stored the items from the scraped page in to json files, but some of them are containing the following format. l = ["Holding it Together", "Fowler RV Trip", "S\u00e9n\u00e9gal - Mali - Niger","H\u00eatres et \u00e9tang", "Coll\u00e8ge marsan","N\u00b0one", "Lines through the days 1 (Arabic) \u0633\u0637\u0648\u0631 \u0639\u0628\u0631 \u0627\u0644\u0623\u064a\u0627\u0645 1", "\u00cdndia, Tail\u00e2ndia & Cingapura"] I can expect that the list

Converting special charactes such as ü and à back to their original, latin alphbet counterparts in C#

假装没事ソ 提交于 2019-12-03 01:52:47
I have been given an export from a MySQL database that seems to have had it's encoding muddled somewhat over time and contains a mix of HTML char codes such as & uuml; and more problematic characters representing the same letters such as ü and à . It is my task to to bring some consistency back to the file and get everything into the correct Latin characters, e.g. ú and ó . An example of the sort of string I am dealing with is Desinfektionslösungstücher für Flächen Which should equate to 50 Tattoo Desinfektionsl ö sungst ü cher f ü r Fl ä chen 50 Tattoo Desinfektionsl ö sungst

Extract first line of CSV file in Pig

◇◆丶佛笑我妖孽 提交于 2019-12-02 14:19:59
问题 I have several CSV files and the header is always the first line in the file. What's the best way to get that line out of the CSV file as a string in Pig? Preprocessing with sed, awk etc is not an option. I've tried loading the file with regular PigStorage and the Piggy bank CsvLoader, but its not clear to me how I can get that first line, if at all. I'm open to writing an UDF, if that's what it takes. 回答1: Disclaimer: I'm not great with Java. You are going to need a UDF. I'm not sure exactly

Unicode normalization (form C) in R : convert all characters with accents into their one-unicode-character form?

可紊 提交于 2019-11-27 20:58:18
问题 In Unicode, letters with accents can be represented in two ways: the accentuated letter itself, and the combination of the bare letter plus the accent. For example, é (+U00E9) and e´ (+U0065 +U0301) are usually displayed in the same way. R renders the following ( version 3.0.2, Mac OS 10.7.5 ): > "\u00e9" [1] "é" > "\u0065\u0301" [1] "é" However, of course: > "\u00e9" == "\u0065\u0301" [1] FALSE Is there a function in R which converts two-unicode-character-letters into their one-character