Re: Problem with specific kanji

Hi,

Your problem is caused by the incompatiblity of character sets between 
EUC-JP and SJIS-WIN, which could lead users to confusion; the SJIS-WIN 
(aka CP932) character set has more characters than EUC-JP and the 
character mapped to "\xfa\xb1" doesn't belong to a commonly available 
character set.

In mbstring, SJIS is defined to consist of two character sets: 
[JISX0201-1976] and [JISX0208-1983] and SJIS-WIN: [JISX0201-1976] 
[JISX0208-1983] [IBM extensions] [NEC extensions] and [Microsoft 
extensions], where "\xfa\b1" belongs to [IBM extensions].

The actual counterpart of Shift_JIS is EUC-JP, and that of SJIS-WIN is 
"EUCJP-WIN".

Moriyoshi


"Muhammad Rofiq" <[email protected]> wrote:

> 
> "Moriyoshi Koizumi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:20030509222519YPfmB&@at.wakwak.com...
> > "Muhammad Rofiq" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > $result = mb_convert_encoding($value, "EUC-JP", "SJIS-WIN");
> > >
> > > and when I revert back to SJIS-WIN using
> > >
> > > $original = mb_convert_encoding($result, "EUC-JP", "SJIS-WIN");
> >
> > Should this be
> >
> > $original = mb_convert_encoding($result, "SJIS-WIN", "EUC-JP");
> >
> > since it's reverse conversion?
> 
> ups, sorry, i mean that way, i forget to switch it while doing copy-n-paste
> here.
> 
> BTW I did switching it in my PHP program, and still moji-bake appears with
> kanji I mentioned before.


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