> > Use "kon" command.
> This was a wonderful tip - thank you, Ishii-san! I didn't know about the
> command, and it seems to be trying to do what it is designed to do. It
> doesn't display Shift-JIS correctly, but it does work for EUC. Since I seem
> to be moving in the direction of converting
> Use "kon" command.
This was a wonderful tip - thank you, Ishii-san! I didn't know about the
command, and it seems to be trying to do what it is designed to do. It
doesn't display Shift-JIS correctly, but it does work for EUC. Since I seem
to be moving in the direction of converting everything
> The usual way to deal with this is to convert the J text from
> S-JIS (which
> will almost always cause problems) to either EUC-JP or UTF8
> encoding before
> inserting it into the DB or otherwise messing with it. You can
> then convert
> it back to SJIS before sending it to the client.
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