On Jul 26, 2009, at 2:45 PM, Greg Guerin wrote:
Development wrote:
I send the data with UTF8 encoding and this is what it sends:
Êó•Êú¨ which makes no sense. this comes from NSLog(@"%s",
[[location objectForKey:@"Country]UTF8String]);
It does make sense if %s is ignorant of character encod
Development wrote:
I send the data with UTF8 encoding and this is what it sends:
Êó•Êú¨ which makes no sense. this comes from NSLog(@"%s",
[[location objectForKey:@"Country]UTF8String]);
It does make sense if %s is ignorant of character encodings, and
NSLog isn't decoding it as utf8. For e
Ok. I've googled it and it would seem that 日本 is how you represent
japan in japanese. The app I need requires this data. I have to send
it to a server and store it and am doing so in UTF8
I send the data with UTF8 encoding and this is what it sends:
Êó•Êú¨ which makes no sense. this comes fro
