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I am trying to find information on using UTF-8 Strings in AutoIt. After searching extensively I cannot find anything conclusive on this topic. What I need to do is FileRead() into a String variable(or Array) and keep the UTF-8 Encoding. Some articles, and even Help documents on FileOpen() suggest that AutoIT (Current Versions) can read and store UTF-8 internally but my tests on reading a test web page containing UTF-8 encoded characters into a variable fails. Does/Can AutoIt use Strings Encoded as UTF-8, and if so how ? If Not does anyone know of a UDF, or a C/Win-API routine to allo
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I need to read log files into an array to search for errors. However when I display the array I get garbage or "chinese characters". Our developers say they are using UTF-8, but FileGetEncoding says the logs are "2048" or $FO_UTF16_BE_NOBOM (2048) = Use Unicode UTF16 Big Endian (without BOM) from the Encoding codes in FileOpen(). There is an app called Detenc that detects the encoding used by files. You have to guess, but it returns correctly when I set the Encoder for UTF-8. I understand Encoding is not etched in stone, but the first character of the file is a capital B, using HxD Hex Ed
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I need help with unicode char ü I get some text from online json but if try to read 4 example Zürich I heave Zürich. How can I convert with autoit unicode to a clear character readable? thx
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Hello, i need to save files with ANSI-Encoding. Since 3.3.14.2 Auto-It it doesn't work in any direction. I tried the following: #include <FileConstants.au3> FileDelete(@ScriptDir&"\Test.txt") $o = FileOpen(@ScriptDir&"\Test.txt", BitOR($FO_BINARY,$FO_ANSI,$FO_OVERWRITE)) FileWrite($o, "Test") FileClose($o) Or #include <FileConstants.au3> FileDelete(@ScriptDir&"\Test.txt") $o = FileOpen(@ScriptDir&"\Test.txt", 514) FileWrite($o, "Test") FileClose($o) Both create UTF-8 en
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Hello! I've been lurking around for a loooong time... and I decided to finally share a little. I do a lot of internet stuff, mostly machine to machine for work (instrumentation) so I have quite a few "RFC" scripts. Disclaimer these work for me... but I sometime use... "shortcuts" based on my particular requirement. An example, the Base64 encoding snippet might not be too good for binary data. I pad the original data with spaces to avoid the "==" padding of base64. So... first is the base64 encoding snippet. It is not in a function, it was in a sequential program, used only once! -
Hello i have lots of text like this i have no idea what does this \u stuff means, after googling it i found that it is some sort of utf encoding how could i write this text to a file without loosing any characters and getting rid of \u ? EDIT: after more digging i found that i need "Converting Unicode Entities to Unicode Text" any ideas hoe to do that with autoit ?
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