Hi Dirk,
Please try:
ZnDefaultCharacterEncoder
value: ZnUTF8Encoder new
during: [
ZnClient new
get: 'http://www.hatinosu.net/onsen/import.kml';
yourself ].
ZnDefaultCharacterEncoder
value: ZnUTF8Encoder new
during: [ 'http://www.hatinosu.net/onsen/import.kml'asZnUrl retrieveContents
].
The mime-type/content-type of the response,
application/vnd.google-earth.kml+xml, does not (directly/automatically) specify
the encoding to use (as in charset=utf-8), which result in a ZnNullEncoder
being used.
HTH,
Sven
PS: I also assume you are using a Unicode font with the necessary glyphs.
On 04 Sep 2014, at 22:28, Wowerat Dirk <dirkwod...@yahoo.co.jp> wrote:
> My code to download some UTF8 text with japanese kanji from an url:
>
> url := 'http://www.hatinosu.net/onsen/import.kml' asZnUrl.
> url_string := url retrieveContents.
> url_string class. ByteString
>
> Now the japanese parts of url_string are unreadable.
> What I need is WidString and not ByteString.
>
> On linux I "solved" the problem with this workaround.
>
> download := 'wget -O /tmp/file.tmp
> "http://www.hatinosu.net/onsen/import.kml";'.
> OSProcess thisOSProcess waitForCommand: download.
> fs := FileStream fileNamed: '/tmp/file.tmp'.
> string := fs contents.
> fs close.
> string class. WideString
>
> How do I do this without extern programms?
>
> Dirk.
