Unicode and ASCII issues
Unicode and ASCII issues
- Subject: Unicode and ASCII issues
- From: Matthew Stuckwisch <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 23:21:37 -0600
When working with ASCII text, one can convert a letter to its MacRoman
numerical equivalent, and back, for example:
return ASCII number of "a"
--> 97
return ASCII character 97
--> "a"
I need to be able to do this same action with Unicode, because I need
to decompose some Hangul characters, which are highly logically
organized in Unicode, so, given the number, I could figure out the
composition of the syllable. (eg, break "an-nyeong" into "a" "n" "n"
"yeo" "ng").
Is there any way to get the Unicode number of a character and/or (in
case I need it later) get a Unicode character based on its number? If
there isn't such a command....Chris N./E.? Tim? Any chance of this in
an update for AppleScript?
I've searched the archives and think I saw the question asked once
before, but never found an answer to the question.
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