ASCII stands for 'American Standard Code for Information Interchange'. ASCII is a character-encoding scheme based on the ordering of the English alphabet. Since ASCII only contains definitions for 128 characters, numerous other encoding schemes have been created to include characters from other alphabets and other symbols.
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JQuery filterable plugin with i18n (collation) support
I have searched without success a JQuery plugin able to filter an HTML list (list of li, div or others) based on its content. I found numerous ones, but none of them seems to support what's called collation in MySQL (and certainly in other…

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Diatric string conversion in Oracle – TO_ASCII alternative in Oracle - How to remove accents and special characters
I need to convert strings with diatrics to as ASCII version of it.
As an example the string “Caicó” is converted to “Caico” and “À bientôt” is converted to “A bientot”. It’s a usual problem with lots of European languages that uses diactrics to…

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PERL to count non-printable characters
I have 100,000's of files that I would like to analyze. Specifically I would like to calculate the percentage of printable characters from a sample of the file of arbitrary size. Some of these files are from mainframes, Windows, Unix, etc. so it…

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Accent characters are crashing stand alone PHP interpreter
I have a PHP script that is run via command line & stand-alone PHP interpreter.
The script outputs a lot of html into a CSV file, which is later bulk-uploaded to a WP site.
Accent characters seem to crash the interpreter. ex:
$output = "Não…

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Creating an effective word counter including Chinese/Japanese and other accented languages
After trying to figure how to have an effective word counter of a string, I know about the existing function that PHP has str_word_count but unfortunately it doesn't do what I need it to do because I will need to count the number of words that…

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Characters with ASCII > 128 are not correctly read in Javascript
I have a HTML that includes a Javascript file. This script contains a special character, ASCII 152. When I try to display the charCodeAt, I get different results, but never the right one. Could you please advice? Thanks
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