I have a problem that QDir loses non-Ascii characters from my file name.
My file name is testingöäüß.txt or exampleΦ.shp , When trying to use Qt utilities such as QDir and QFile, they only sh
I have a problem that QDir loses non-Ascii characters from my file name.
My file name is testingöäüß.txt or exampleΦ.shp , When trying to use Qt utilities such as QDir and QFile, they only sh
Description ASCII is the standard code for information exchange in the United States. It is a 7-bit code. Many 8-bit codes (such as ISO 8859-1, Linux’s default character set) accommodate ASCII as T
I have a simple text file processing tool written in C#, the skeleton is as follows:
using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(absFileName, true)) // auto detect encoding
using (StreamWr
On the Windows 7 platform, use PostgreSQL version 9.3.9, use PgAdmin as the client, select the upper result “ÿÿÿ” on the column containing the example, and return null. If you store three Values, f