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Re: japanese characters in document based application
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Re: japanese characters in document based application


  • Subject: Re: japanese characters in document based application
  • From: Satoshi Matsumoto <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 17:53:10 +0900

Hi Julien,

There are several kinds of encodings in Japanese characters, such as:
        UTF-8 (NSUTF8StringEncoding),
        shift-JIS, (NSShiftJISStringEncoding)
        ISO-2022JP (NSISO2022JPStringEncoding),
        EUC-JP (NSJapaneseEUCStringEncoding)
        and others.

To handle the Japanese characters correctly, you must know the encoding you
are going to handle.

If your "theData"  and the Japanese characters are both in UTF-8, the
solution is simple.

[theData appendBytes:<the pointer of Japanese characters>
              length<length of Japanese characters>];

But If the Japanese charactes is not in UTF-8, you should convert them to
UTF-8 encoding as follows.

// convert original Japanese characters to NSString
NSString *tempString =[[NSString alloc]
                 initWithBytes:<the pointer of Japanese characters>
                 length<length of Japanese characters>
                 encoding:<the character encoding of Japanese characters>];

// convert it to utf-8 data
NSData *utf8Data = [tempString dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];

//then append it to your "theData"
[theData appendData:utf8Data];
[tempString release];

Hope that helps.

Satoshi Matsumoto

on 04.9.13 4:55 PM, Julien Palmas at email@hidden wrote:
> my document based app deals with japanese characters.
> the nsdata returned after the dataRepresentation contains some japanese
> characters added to the data like this :
> [theData addBytes:[@"the japanese character" cString] length:[@"the
> japanese character length"];
>
> when i a do :
> [theData writeToFile:@"/file" automically:NO]; there is no pb. the file
> contains what i want.
>
> but in my document based app, the dataRepresentation methods, that
> returns the data fails saying that encoding my japanese characters is
> not doable. error number is 30.
>
> how can i deals with this encoding ???
>
> thanks
>
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