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  • Subject: unicode to ascii (not MacRoman)
  • From: "Steven D.Majewski" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2005 17:40:37 -0500

I've read all of the archived messages I could find looking for a way
to coerce the unicode text I'm getting from iTunes into plain ASCII.

After none of the many methods listed worked for me, I finally figured
out from Chris Nebel's message:
http://lists.apple.com/archives/applescript-implementors/2004/Feb/ msg00039.html


that when folks in those threads were talking about ASCII plain text, what
they *really* meant was MacRoman (or some other extended encoding) 8-bit chars.


IS there any way within applescript (other than calling out to a python or perl
script with 'do shell script' ) to coerce a unicode string into ASCII ?


I have an iTunes script which gets the artist of the current selection
( or playing tune ) and does a lookup at our music library, but the search
doesn't like (for example) the o-with-circumflex in "Antônio Carlos Jobim"



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