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[Turk4n]

Hey C.C !

I have recently been programming my own n00b webbrowser in Java, however when I coded it, I ran it under Winbloats, I didn't have my USB thumb with Xubuntu and could only use WinVista otm; So now the problem is...
My code contains swedish alphabetic letters, means I used....
Win Swedish...

ÅÄÖ,åäö

To
*NIX Swedish...

NOTHING AT ALL !

So my question, why does it do that, I really need it to work under linux !!!!
I don't like this part, isn't the ASCII table the same in Win as in *NIX=?
Anyone can help me resolve this?

[WingedPanther]

Extended ASCII (128-255) may not be the same.

[Turk4n]

WingedPanther said:

Extended ASCII (128-255) may not be the same.

Is that so :(
Anyway to bypass or do a workaround it to fix?

[WingedPanther]

Most languages have Unicode support... you specify the encoding and you should be good to go.

[Turk4n]

WingedPanther said:

Most languages have Unicode support... you specify the encoding and you should be good to go.

Okay, I will try that :>

[John]

Are those characters even extended ASCII?

[Turk4n]

John said:

Are those characters even extended ASCII?

I don't know and it didn't work, terminal complains !!!!

[Termana]

THAT will teach you for being Swedish! lol I'm kidding :P (you thought I was going to say "THAT will teach you for using Windows" didn't you? :P )

[Turk4n]

Termana said:

THAT will teach you for being Swedish! lol I'm kidding :P (you thought I was going to say "THAT will teach you for using Windows" didn't you? :P )

:>
Well, if your happy with it then ok...

[John]

I don't think those characters are ASCII - I think they are unicode. Is your terminal set to output non-ascii characters?

[Turk4n]

John said:

I don't think those characters are ASCII - I think they are unicode. Is your terminal set to output non-ascii characters?

As a matter of fact, I don't know :O, I will check it; if so I will fix it, thanks for the tip !!