Asp.net - Convert ISO-8859-1 Charset To Normal String
Jun 28, 2011
I have a asp.net application and I uses ISO-8859-1 charset. But It is not OK. In the postback, I got ISO-8859-1 keycode. But the application response next time, it is display like this. How can convert to normal fonts.
Is there any way to convert null terminated string to normal string.I mean I can easily make a program to find the location of vbnull but there has to be a built in function for that.
I get a number of something like 4.44444444444444E+24. How do I do to convert it to it normal form as 4444444444444444444444444. (I have to compare these to return true value if it's equal )
I'm developing a TextBox Component that is suited for handling passwords. I was using A string Builder to hold the password But now I discovered the Secure String! It is Perfect for what I want to do except one Problem! How do you get it back to a normal string! I've heard you can convert it to a BSTR and then use windows API to read the memory location and convert that to a string.
in my application, I am pulling in items from a microsoft project file using mpxj - one of the items I need is the predecessors. The way I am able to pull the predecessor is using a build in function of mpxj which returns a type of java.util.list - I can save this to variable as an object, but I need to find a way to bring the data to a format I can easily use so I can store it into a database. Listed below is the line of code I am using to pull the predecessors from the project file.
Dim predecessors = task.getPredecessors
and here is the result when putting a tracepoint in to get the value of predecessors
Even if I could get the above as a string, I could work with it enough to get the data I need. The above example is where there is 1 item in the predecessor list, but sometimes there are multiple items. Here is an example of the tracepoint when there are multiple items.
how to convert or decompile vb .exe file to normal vb code file.because we can make a changes on vb exe file. so first we can decomplie the vb exe file in normal vb coded file.
I have an app to send SMS (developed using vb 2008) The characters allowed for the texts sms are them of "iso-8859-1" When the user writes in the textbox I do not want to allow him to write not allowed characters. Is there some instruction or function in VB 2008 to do it automatically?
I might create an "a bit "manual" function but before I prefer knowing if it exists something more automatic.
I am getting a weird error when trying to run a certain part of my code.
The error is: Field or Property CharSet is Not Found
The Code Is:
<DllImport("user32.dll", CharSet:=CharSet.Auto, SetLastError:=True)> _ Private Shared Function GetClassName(ByVal hWnd As IntPtr, ByVal lpClassName As StringBuilder, ByVal nMaxCount As Integer) As Integer End Function
I am using this code to read data from Oracle Database. That data stored in Oracle is Navarchar2 data type but when It it display in gridview it looks like this. ?& ? ? My database Charaacter set is WE8MSWIN1252 Here is mY code through which I am reading from Oracle database.
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Dim con = New OleDbConnection("Data Source=cms; User ID=cms20112012; Password=??????; provider=OraOLEDB.Oracle") con.open()
I need to pass the Charset Encoding name which is defined in the 2nd column of the below table: url...However, I know that not all of them are applicable for my Windows application which only runs on Intel x86 or x64 platforms and only WinXp, Vista, 7 OS.So which ones are applicable for me? for example, some MAC encoding, like x-mac-japanese or x-mac-arabic are for MAC only? Or can be used in Windows too? Or also for UTF-32, it always returns System.NotSupportedException
i am using Web Browser control in VB.net 2005, the application i wrote shows a webpage on my computer which has 2 text areas, one for input, and the other for output.my problem is, i need the charset of the whole program to be unicode, coz the charset of the webpage is utf8. and right now, when i process the input text, the output looks like this:
How do I Extract all Characters in Unicode, UFT8,iso-8859-1 to 9 etc to a list or array In VB?I have a SQL Database of which contains values from 51 languages. I need to detect which ISO-8859-? Was used to encode the string value. For example Turkish Characters i.e. "Ö Ş ş ğ ü Ç" Once I have the correct ISO, I need to convert the Chars with-in the string to Unicode using only if the string value contains values that are not UFT7, and convert the string to HEX?The reason I need to detect the ISO etc is because we are sending SMS, of which jump from 160 characters to 70 if a special characters are used, i.e. "Ö Ş ş ğ ü Ç" Is there a simple way to extract the ISO-8859 Character Set to a Array etc, or is there a simple way to check if the character exists with a ISO-8859 data set?
I'd like to convert a string which contains a decimal number into string that contains the binary value, the octal and the hexadecimal value of that decimal number.Afterwards I also like to convert a string containing a binary, octal and hexd. number into a decimal string.Basically I'm looking for the functions:
dec2bin dec2oct dec2hex bin2dec oct2dec hex2dec
I'd not prefer to rewrite a function, I'm sure the framework must have these functions already.
how can i convert these datatypes: date to string and integer to string.Because it must be in a string datatype when I display it in a datetimepicker and textbox.
Currently, I'm using the following code to pull info from the management class.
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I'm also pulling info from the bios, disk drives, video, etc. What I've noticed, is although it runs fine on my pc, it may error out on some pcs since it is hardware dependent.I'm having trouble implementing a check to find if it exists before I convert to a string and add it to my overall string.
I'm working on a mass text replacer program because I'm sick of all the 10-day trial ones out there that aren't very good.The entire program is basically finished (All easy stuff), but now I need to code the actual replace/delete stuff, which I'm stuck on because apparently the way I originally intended to do it is not possible.
The way it works is you load a text file (.txt, .cfg, .ini, .doc, etc.) which opens a StreamReader which writes all the data into a listbox. Then you pick whether you want to replace or delete a string. If you select replace, then you enter the string to search for and in another textbox you enter the string to replace it with.
The way I originally intended to do this was like this:
If o1.Text = "Replace" Then 'The option Replace(txtfile, str1, a1) 'txtfile is the data, str1 is the string to find and a1 is the replacement End If
The problem is, I believe this method requires txtfile, str1 and a1 to be strings, but they're all 1-dimensional string arrays, which cannot be converted to strings, or at least I don't know how to convert them.
A friend told me one way I could do this is to open both a StreamReader and StreamWriter and do the replace/delete line by line as they are entered into the memory and write them to a temporary file which is then copied over the original. I can do this kind of, but I still don't know the proper way of doing the actual replace code because the string to find and the string to replace with are still 1-dimensional string arrays rather than strings.
To be able to sort a dictionary by value I'm using this code:
Dim idCurrentJobs As IDictionary(Of String, Int32) = New Dictionary(Of String, Int32) 'The string in the dictionary represents a jobname and the integer is a counter for how many jobs im currently are running in the application' idCurrentJobs.Add("JobName1", 2)
This is not useful, but:If you like Mayan culture,This code convert an integer in Mayan numericals
It can convert in the "Normal Count" system and in the "Long Count" system.In the Normal Count", every glyph is a power of 20, with the most significant on top and the less significant at the bottom
The "Long Count" system was used in Calendar. In the "Long count", every glyph is a power of 20 except the third glyph from the bottom, which is a multiple of 360. This was done because the years were, at the begining of the Mayan culture, estimated to be 360 days.Since I couldn't find a Mayan font, the function returns a bitmap that contains the drawing of the glyphs that represent the mayan numerical