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Re: AS and Unicode characters
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Re: AS and Unicode characters


  • Subject: Re: AS and Unicode characters
  • From: "Steven D. Majewski" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2007 12:54:05 -0500



I don't know the context in which you're trying to do those conversions, but you might consider
whether Applescript is the best way to solve your problem:


For interactive input, there are various keyboard input modules available as well as the
'Special Characters...' character palette. ( and character encoding options settings for
a number of editors as well as Terminal.app )


For batch conversions, there is iconv ( program and libraries ), encoding conversion libraries
in Python ( and probably perl and others ), xmllint and xsltproc ( can convert named and numeric
entities and convert character encodings in xml files -- and you could just wrap text in an xml
wrapper to use those programs for conversion. )


If you're trying to convert encodings of a whole file, one of these might already do most of what
you want.


-- Steve Majewski / UVA Alderman Library







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