Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

Hello Arno Thanks your comments. I need update my head from ansi to unicode :-) Should not be problem, or that I think, converting unicode encoded files to ansi. as all files will created on local network. I will read a bit more about differences between UTF8String and UnicodeString, help from B

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

Hi RTT Yes I use UrlDecode from OverbyteIcsUrl.hpp with defaults SrcCodePage and DetectUtf8. Alternative, I not found other, was include Indy component but using ICS I think isn't unnecessary. I will check using no default parameters. Thanks again Xavi Al 29/04/2010 03:16, En/na RTT ha escri

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

Xavier Mor-Mur wrote: > String usStr; (or UnicodeString usStr;) > AnsiString asStr; > > usStr = URLDEcode( "Sin%20t%C3%ADtulo%201_html_m5b7e3440.jpg" ); > asStr = usStr; <--- Compiler introduce required conversion code > > using > asStr = UTF8Decode( usStr ); > or > asSTR = UTF8Decode

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

Hi Xavier, The UTF8Decode is being performed automatically probably because you are using the UrlDecode function from OverbyteIcsHttpSrv. If you check its definition, function UrlDecode(const Url: string; SrcCodePage: LongWord = CP_ACP; DetectUtf8: Boolean = TRUE): string; there is a, defa

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

Hi RTT Thanks for your tips. Finally I get it work but I should write code a bit different String usStr; (or UnicodeString usStr;) AnsiString asStr; usStr = URLDEcode( "Sin%20t%C3%ADtulo%201_html_m5b7e3440.jpg" ); asStr = usStr; <--- Compiler introduce required conversion code using asS

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

Obviously what works fine is the sequence of decode transformations on your encoded filename, not in the already decoded string as I posted. Sorry. This is the correct example: UTF8Decode(URLDEcode('Sin%20t%C3%ADtulo%201_html_m5b7e3440.jpg')); This seems to work fine UTF8Decode(URLDecode('Sin

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

ubject: Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale) Thanks for the tip. I tried it with no success. URLEncode and URLDecode work apparently byte a byte and %C3%AD are converted as individual chars. UTF8Encode and UTF8Decode I don't get it work. certainly I'm doing somethin

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

I'll will work on it as I need to solve. Situation exposed is a test after report program was not working properly. As I detected MS-Word encode partially and OpenOffice encode fully. Regards Al 28/04/2010 23:41, En/na Matt Minnis ha escrit: Al 28/04/2010 22:36, En/na Matt Minnis ha escrit:

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

some point... Matt -Original Message- From: twsocket-boun...@elists.org [mailto:twsocket-boun...@elists.org] On Behalf Of Xavier Mor-Mur Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2010 15:53 To: ICS support mailing Subject: Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale) Thanks for the tip. I trie

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

Thanks for the tip. I tried it with no success. URLEncode and URLDecode work apparently byte a byte and %C3%AD are converted as individual chars. UTF8Encode and UTF8Decode I don't get it work. certainly I'm doing something wrong. Regards Xavi Al 28/04/2010 22:36, En/na Matt Minnis ha escrit:

Re: [twsocket] help to convert from utf8 to ansi (locale)

The %## codes are representations of the character. It looks like a URL encoding scheme to me. For example: %20 is the space character. The %C3%AD looks to be the letter i with the accent. Run it though a URL Decoder and see if that doesn’t get you what you are looking for? Matt -Original M