extDecode still necessary? I thought in LC 7 and up, Unicode "just
> worked"?
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Is the textDecode still necessary? I thought in LC 7 and up, Unicode "just
worked"?
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The hyphen and the quotes made it work.
Many thanks, Dar!
Tim
On 2016/06/16 11:10, Dar Scott wrote:
The encoding names are found with textEncode and textDecode. There you can see the name
needs a hyphen. Try "UTF-8". (You can also open the file for binary or use
binfifle: and then use tex
The encoding names are found with textEncode and textDecode. There you can see
the name needs a hyphen. Try "UTF-8". (You can also open the file for binary
or use binfifle: and then use textDecode.)
> On Jun 15, 2016, at 7:54 PM, Tim Selander wrote:
>
> LC 8, Dictionary says it can be done,
LC 8, Dictionary says it can be done, but does not give a sample. No
syntax I've tried works.
How do you open a file encoded in UTF8?
open file for UTF8 read
does not work.
Thanks.
Tim Selander
Tokyo, Japan
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