On 2021-09-02 18:34, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
The character itself is the 'undefined/illegal codepoint' which has a different sequence of bytes for each of the main (UTF-8/16LE,BE/32LE,BE) encodings. If you do `hexdump -c | less` on the file, then if it is UTF-8 there will be three bytes before the T, or 4 if it is UTF-16.
Correcting myself - 4 if it is UTF-32 (which is exceptionally unlikely); 2 if it is UTF-16.
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