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Re: Reading Middle Eastern Characters

Subject: Re: Reading Middle Eastern Characters
From: Ferenc Farkas MÁTYÁS <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 07:30:15 +0100

and European users), not UTF-8. If you say "read ... as <<class utf8>>", you'll get the right result, but see the next bit. (The << and >> are chevrons, which won't go through the mailing list correctly. Ritual cursing of the list here.)

How can one determine if the text is in utf or macroman or in another encoding? The reason I am asking this is if the text is utf8, it reads it well, but if it's not, I get en empty output from read. I can test it, if it's empty or not, but it's an ugly workaround I think.

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Ferenc Farkas MÁTYÁS
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