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Category: Character

Character encoding (English: Character encoding), also known as character set code, is to encode characters in a character set into an object in a specified set (for example: bit pattern, natural number sequence, 8-bit group or electric pulse) so that the text can be in the computer Storage and delivery through communication networks. Common examples include encoding the Latin alphabet into Morse code and ASCII. Among them, ASCII numbers letters, numbers and other symbols, and uses 7-bit binary to represent this integer. An extended bit is usually used to facilitate storage in 1 byte. In the early days of computer technology development, character sets such as ASCII (1963) and EBCDIC (1964) gradually became standards. But the limitations of these character sets quickly became apparent, so people developed many methods to extend them. The requirement for supporting writing systems including the East Asian CJK character family can support a larger number of characters, and a system rather than a temporary method is needed to achieve the encoding of these characters

Is there a fixed size of Latin characters in the South Korea Hangul Unicode?

Many Japanese fonts have special fixed-width variants of standard ASCII Latin characters. The width is half the font standard fixed width of Kanji/Kana characters. This allows you to simply use eac

October 15, 2021By Simo CharacterLeave a Comment

Capture the video from the camera on the Raspberry Pi and filter it in OpenGL before encoding

I want a way to capture video from the camera interface in Raspberry Pi, run it through a filter written as an OpenGL shader, and then send it to a hardware encoder.

This blog post discusses

October 15, 2021By Simo Character FilteringLeave a Comment

The data returned by the server will convert Unicode code to Chinese characters.

When we request the interface, the server will return some data. When we print it, we will find that the printed code is unicode, not Chinese characters.

At this time, we need to deal with it

October 15, 2021By Simo Character Chinese characters, code, data, return, server, transfer, Unicode, willLeave a Comment

Computer Science – What represents the most challenging coding form?

I am studying for a graduate degree in organic chemistry.

Now, many talents in my area are moving towards nanotechnology.

In my opinion, this is a “deep” level of complexity, but there

October 15, 2021By Simo Character Challenge, code, Computer Science, form, Representative, sex, whatLeave a Comment

How to print a container object using a value containing Unicode?

The following code

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
x = (u ‘abc/αβγ’,)
print x
print x[0]
print unicode(x).encode(‘utf-8’)
print x[0]. encode(‘utf-8’) …Production:

(u’abc/αβγ’,)
abc/αβγ
(u’ab

October 15, 2021By Simo Character container, how to use, INCLUDE, object, print, Unicode, valueLeave a Comment

Unicode – AvisyNTh does not support UTF-8 source files

I use avisynth to separate the video from the audio.
When I use it

x = “m.mkv ”
ffvideosource(x) It works fine, but when I change my video file name to UTF-8 and my script:

x = “م.mkv

October 15, 2021By Simo Character Avisynth, does not support, file, source, Unicode, UTFLeave a Comment

WPF encoded UI test: encryption password read from the data source

I used Coded UI Test Builder to create a recorded action to enter user credentials into the login window. This initial recording hard-coded the encrypted password into the public domain
The Params

October 15, 2021By Simo Character code, data, encryption, password, reading, source, test, UI, WPFLeave a Comment

WinAPI – Why does this function have a Unicode and ansi version?

Why does EndUpdateResource have both Unicode and ANSI versions? because BeginUpdateResource has (due to its LPCTSTR parameter), and the handles generated by the two versions may require differen

October 15, 2021By Simo Character ANSI, function, This, Unicode, version, why, WinAPI, WithLeave a Comment

Convert question ANSI to UTF8 C #

I am having trouble converting a text file from ANSI to UTF8 in c#. I try to display the result in the browser.

So I have A text file with many accented characters. It is encoded in ANSI, so

October 15, 2021By Simo Character ANSI, C #, conversion, problem, UTF, UTF8, willLeave a Comment

How to encode memory map?

I was asked to write this memory map:

I also got this structure:

struct product {
char *name; double price;
int stock_count;
};
typedef struct product PRODUCT; I don’t have to write a

October 15, 2021By Simo CharacterLeave a Comment

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