RE: UTF mystery

At 09.01 +1000 03/8/15, Andrew Watson wrote:
>Chances are, the font doesn't contain those glyphs, so they 'disappear'
>
>Andrew
>


No, the font got the characters! I can input them=20
in realtime to the template I'm using with=20
generator.

as I described earlier,

>I've tested to disassemble the output swf with
>flasm and there I can se my updated variable
>containing the new data.
>
>with the lowercase =E5,=E4,=F6 I've got two chars
>combinations starting with "=88". But for the
>uppercase ones the character after "=88" is just a
>"?". The same is for all characters (=C5,=C4,=D6).


So, somewhere from the urlencoded "%C3%85"
to the final flash the character wont get through.


What input format does jgenerator prefer for non=20
ASCII characters!? As I said before, I get it to=20
work with some utf-encoded ones, but some not.


My thought is that the dissapearing characters=20
translates to the standard double byte ASCII code=20
representing the char.

BUT!

=C5=C4=D6 will translate to a high-ascii combination=20
which apparently wont work. The question is where.




/d


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