I have a php script that copies data from 1 table to another. The source table and its fields are utf8mb4_general_ci while the target table and its fields are utf8mb4_unicode_ci. I get an "Incorrect string value" each time the script…
I'm beginner in Groovy, I do JSON parsing and export data to a csv file, but it turns out like in the screenshot. How can I better write it in the code so that the data is correct when exporting…
I'm working on a project with Spring Boot and MySQL, and I’ve been storing data without any issues. However, in one specific table, data suddenly starts saving with encoding errors only for Korean text. It used to save Korean characters…
This stdout doesn't work in UTF-8 as my Visual Studio Code and my computer (chcp 850) Estado de los medios. . . . . . . . . . . : medios desconectados Sufijo DNS espec¡fico para la conexi¢n. .…
I can not read full text with this json file: { "messages": [ { "sender_name": "test", "timestamp_ms": 1554347140802, "content": "Chu00c3u00a0o Anh/Chu00e1u00bbu008b, Anh/Chu00e1u00bbu008b vui lu00c3u00b2ng u00c4u0091u00e1u00bbu0083 lu00e1u00bau00a1i Su00e1u00bbu0090 u00c4u0090Iu00e1u00bbu0086N THOu00e1u00bau00a0I + Tu00c3u008cNH TRu00e1u00bau00a0NG Bu00e1u00bbu0086NH u00c4u0091u00e1u00bbu0083 Du00c6u00afu00e1u00bbu00a2C Su00c4u00a8 CHUYu00c3u008aN Mu00c3u0094N su00e1u00bau00afp xu00e1u00bau00bfp…
This is in a small html file: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> ... <p>html code: C♯ C♭ C♮ or paste: sharp (C♯), flat (C♭), natural (C♮)</p> In FF on PC both ways look fine. But in Android and Safari the Flat…
I'm trying to print the first 30 characters of some UTF-8 strings, and notice that Java's String.substring() is returning some funky strings. I've boiled it down to: I'm expecting "🤣" to be String with length 1, and String.substring to not…
While porting legacy code to C++20, I replaced string literals (with expected UTF-8 encoded text) to UTF-8 string literals (the one prefixed with u8). Thereby, I ran into an issue with octal sequences which I used in the past to…
I have created a text file with following characters for testing utf-8 encoding: %gÁüijȐʨΘЋЮѦҗԘՔהڳضणணษ༒Ⴃᎃᡧᬐ⁜₪≸☺⛜⺟むヸ㒦㢒 I also have written this program in C to open file and read it: #pragma warning(disable:4996) #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { FILE *ptr; ptr…
I have this string in some MariaDB Column (let's called it MY_COL): {"libelle": "comu00e9dien"} that i'd like to replace it with {"libelle": "acteur"} Using this STO post, I figured out how to select rows containing this string: SELECT MY_COL FROM…