juuichiketajin@ranmamail.com wrote:
> Tex, how did you do the name page, anyway?
As most of the entries came to me by email, mostly I did cut and paste.
Most came in native code pages and
I did conversions to utf-8. Some came as NCRs and a few (eg Braille) I
typed in as NCRs. Then I cut and paste the displayed results into a
program that gave me the utf-8.
(That may sound easy. You wouldn't believe how much work creating that
page was...)
> It would be useful to have a utility where you type text and out come the '\u0000' type strings (or else HTML hash codes) for use in a Java program or Web page.
Try the ICU transliteration page- it will display hex codes.
http://oss.software.ibm.com/cgi-bin/icu/tr
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