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• Ignored in cp1525n escape sequence

  I have a printer model cp1525n. I developed an application for system of vxWorks 5.5 using C/C++ code operating.

  I am able to read a log file and issue prints on the printer through my application but becomes only black & white printing. I tried to use PCL (printer command language) escape sequences for color printing , but I still haven't methoeds black & white only

  Printer responds, but the text of the of escape sequences is is printed, rather than remaining hidden and followed. The printed text follows, but is unaffected by the printer codes sent.

  Escape sequences are inserted by the application and are not incorporated in the text file.

  Printer configured on LAN and printing of orders are sent on a TCp/IP port

  for example

  Print ("\x1B [E);      to reset the printer

  Print("\x1B[*r3U");                   to select the single color mode

  Print("\x1B[*v1S");                  for printing out in a red color from now

  printf ("everyone Helo");

  output: E

  * r3U

  * v1S

  Hello world

  While blackcolor. all characters after the escape sequence ("\x1B []') are also getting printed. I read that these esape sequences are used to control the graphics appeal options in the printer. they are not supposed to have it printed.

  do I have to follow some other steps too?

  can anyone help?

  concerning

  Hitesh

  Your escape sequences are almost certainly print because what you generate are sequences not valid.

  Required sequences are shown here (with descriptions):

  E            Printer Reset
  *r3U         Simple Colour: 3-Plane RGB Palette
  *v1S         Foreground Colour (index = 1)
  Hello world
  

  where:

  represents the escape character (the decimal character code 27or hexadecimal 1B, or (for archaic use) octal 033).

  Note that it does not '[] ' character!

  There may be some confusion because with some applications, the escape character (a character of no graphic control code) is represented by something like "→ [" (depending on the application) in the same way that I represented using the "" place-holder in the above explanation.] "

• CP1525n: background color of text using PCL escape sequences

  Hi all

  I use the escape sequences PCL for printing the color of my text files.  I am able to print the plan text with color first.

  But now I want a background color for the different texts.

  Right now my code looks like this.

  < esc > E            Reset of the printer
  
  < esc > * r3U         Simple colour: Palette RGB 3-plane
  
  < esc > * v1S         foreground color (index = 1)
  
  Hello world

  Can someone help me with the escape sequence for the text background color. I use the simple color mode.

  Kind regards

  Hitesh

  A colored or shaded background (rather), you need to generate and set the background before writing the text.

  The background can be a raster-graphics image, or a filling of the rectangular areaor object HPGL/2, etc.

  Transparency of the Sourcesettings, transparency model and logical Operation (ROP) will affect how Source (what you are trying to add), Destination (which is already on the page) and Texture (combination of model and the current color ) are merged.

• Escape sequence in the encrypted data

  Hello

  I'm trying to read data from a file and write it in another file after encrypting. I use 16-bit AESEncryption thing Key.Every is fine. I am able to encrypt the data correctly. But when the decryption is done BadPaddingException.I lil bit of research and find that it throws a Badpadding Exception, because there are a few escape sequences in the encrypted data, such as \n, \r, \t, \f etc..

  One thing is if I encrypt and decrypt the data immediately without saving it to file it works fine. {But when I encrypt the data and file writing and later, when I decrypt the data, then I'm the exception (as I am reading line by line) if suppose my encrypted data is like this b}@\n<> and when I write file o, b} @ will be written on one line and

  As a quick ground, I tried this if the encryypted data is less than the length of the block which is 16. then I read another line and merge these data of bytes in 2 lines, by adding a 0xA in the meantime and passing this to decipher. Its not working properly. But what of the escape of another sequence like \r,\t and all. Can someone suggest me please how to deal with this.

  Thanks in advance

  I solved this problem by myself. We cannot replace \n, \r with a different value for byte. Because all the values of bytes will come up some or another. For my needs, I should identify each row of data. So here I can't identify each line \n and \r are present in the encrypted data. And I can not put any value to indicate the end of the line. So after working wrapper, I got a medium and it is. I will read the data to the first file, encrypt the byte data and convert each byte in the byte array resulting from float and will write that float one by one in the new file. And when playing I've read a floating point number and converts it into bytes and added to DataBuffer.Here I can identify easily, end of the line by putting my own val (when writing to the file) is not in the range of bytes val (i.e.-128 to 127), so if the defined end of line happens I get the byte of the buffer array and and this byte array data and This process continues until the end of the file is reached. I don't know whether there is a correct approach. But at least it solved my problem. I give this info here because if another is facing the same situation, so at least they will have some info from my exp.

• How to ignore escape characters?

  Hello
  When I receive a string from an external source, I want to be sure that for example "C:\new folder" the \n is NOT read as 'new line '. ("new folder" is just an example, however it may be something else).
  When I use escape ("C:\new folder"), I get the following:
  % 3 c % 0Aew % 20folder
  and it should be
  % 3 c % 5Cnew % 20folder
  
  How can I ignore escape characters?

  escape ("C:\new folder") properly returns "C % 3A % 0Aew % 20folder" because you
  You must use escape characters in string literals.

  But if the channels are from an external source, they are not
  literals - while there should be no need to worry about escape characters.

  Do you have an example where this would be a problem?

• How to apply the escape sequence on the elements of input data?

  I have a script that uses the cfind() function to find an apostrophe (') in a string of DAL.
  This does not work as expected.
  
  The script went something like this:
  
  Input = Trim (srchdata("!//applicant/ApplicantName",1,100))
  #ApostrophePos = cfind(Input,"'",)
  
  This always returns 0, even when the name of the applicant has an apostrophe.

  Further investigation has shown that if the ApplicantName has the character to escape '& apos;', then the above function works.

  My data has "Bridie O'Reily" in the element ApplicantName, which was the issue.
  I changed it to "Bridie O & apos; Reily"and my cfind function work.
  
  Is there a way to retrieve the data and apply escape characters?
  For example, in this case, is it possible to convert "Bridie O'Reilly" to "Bridie O & apos; Reily"before you apply the cfind?

  It is very good. But what I was asking was if there was a function or something that will take the apostrophe (ASCII, code 39) from the XML and manipulate it in a script of DAL ' then apply cfind()

  Furthermore, I solved the initial problem using cfind (Input, char (39),).

• Escape sequence does not

  Hello
  
  I was searching on google to escape one '&' in the value of a column in the insert statement.
  
  I tried the following.
  
  insert into TABLENAME values ('Hello', ' how------& you ');
  
  insert into TABLENAME values ('Hello', ' {how & you} "");
  
  
  
  Two of them did not work.
  Please tell me how can I do this insert statement works. because right now it continues to ask the value of 'you' as a result of the use of &. And I want to & to insert as bare text.
  
  Waiting for solutions from you.
  
  Thank you and best regards.

  Other than its use SET DEFINE OFF not there at - it no solution?

  You don't have another solution.

  This is only a problem when running SQL Plus. If you use this insert statement in a stored procedure, it will work correctly. PL/SQL cares '& '.

• XMLTABLE - how to extract the value of the escape of a node as-is sequence

  Hello
  
  How can I me XMLTABLE leave the string value of a node like the version with escape sequence, rather than unescaping it?
  
  E.g.:
  

  select extract(xmltype('<root><test>&lt;unset&gt;</test></root>'), '/root/test/text()').getstringval() col1 from dual
  union all
  select col1
  from   xmltable('/root' passing xmltype('<root><test>&lt;unset&gt;</test></root>')
                  columns
                  col1 varchar2(20) path 'test');
  
  COL1                                                                            
  ---------------------
  &lt;unset&gt;                                                                   
  <unset>     

  NB. you will need to hit rΘpondre α and then quote my post to see the actual text; For the life of me, I can't get the forum properly displays things. In short, the string returned by the EXTRACT is escaped, while the XMLTABLE chain is unescaped.
  
  
  ETA: I looked through the standards xml from the list of available functions, and nothing seems relevant. {noformat} * scratches head * {noformat}
  
  Published by: Boneist on March 19, 2013 14:11

  You can emulate what do I EXTRACT / getStringVal () by projecting the node text() as XMLType and type-casting to VARCHAR2 in the SELECT clause:

  SQL> set scan off
  SQL>
  SQL> select cast(col1 as varchar2(20))
    2  from xmltable(
    3         '/root'
    4         passing xmltype('<unset>')
    5           columns col1 xmltype path 'test/text()'
    6       ) ;
  
  CAST(COL1ASVARCHAR2(20))
  ------------------------
  <unset>
   
  

• Query of queries (QofQ) escaped character problem

  Hi all
  
  I am trying to run a query or queires (QofQ) and I do a LIKE comparison which finds support ([]) characters in the string, but ColdFusion ignores the media. How can I escape the character of support? So far, I couldn't escape the percentage based on the Docs sign live ColdFusion. The error message I get when I run the query below is:
  
  «"" "Invalid escape sequence.»»»" Pairs of valid sequence for this escape character are: "------%", or "\".
  
  This is the query:
  < cfquery dbtype = "query" name = "getLogs" >
  SELECT *.
  OF GetLogs
  WHERE Description LIKE '\[User:#UserID#\]% %' ESCAPE ' \'
  < / cfquery >
  
  Thanks for your help!

  What of it?

  WHERE my Description LIKE ' % [[] user: #UserID #] %'

• Search by prefix in the escape character

  Hello experts,

  I'm using Oracle 11.2.03.  I have a clue of context and I want to be able to precede the generic search on escape characters.

  For example

  Select * from indvl where contains (indvl_nm, {abc} %)

  It only gives me abc and no abcd

  Note :{} charchter are also defined as the character of printjoin for my index

  As far as I know, you cannot combine a sentence with surrounded by {} with wildcard characters escape sequence.  However, you can combine the preface escape characters by------with wildcards.  I'm guessing you're automatically encompassing all with {and}.  I suggest that you not do this and escape individual characters instead.  For more convenience, you can write a function for this.  I presented a demo below with a few characters.  You can expand that to include more characters.  If there are a lot of things that you want to automatically escape, then you might want to use regexp_replace instead of replace it.

  Scott@orcl12c > create table indvl

  2 (indvl_nm varchar2 (30))

  3.

  Table created.

  Scott@orcl12c > insert all

  2 in indvl values ('abc')

  3 in indvl values ("abcd")

  4 in indvl values ('is 3')

  5 Select * of the double

  6.

  3 lines were created.

  Scott@orcl12c > start

  2 ctx_ddl.create_preference ('indvl_lex', 'basic_lexer');

  3 ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('indvl_lex', 'printjoins', ' {} = "");

  4 end;

  5.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c > create index indvl_idx

  2 on indvl (indvl_nm)

  3 indextype is ctxsys.context

  4 parameters ("lexer indvl_lex")

  5.

  The index is created.

  Scott@orcl12c > create or replace function format_search

  2 (p_string in varchar2)

  3. return varchar2

  4, as

  5 v_string varchar2 (4000): = p_string;

  6 start

  7 v_string: = replace (v_string, ' {',' \ {'}});

  8 v_string: = replace ({v_string, '} {','------} "");

  9 v_string: = replace (v_string, 'is', ' \ =');

  10 and so on for all other special characters

  11 return v_string;

  12 end format_search;

  13.

  The function is created.

  Scott@orcl12c > display errors

  No errors.

  Scott@orcl12c > select * from indvl where contains (indvl_nm, format_search ('abc %')) > 0))

  2.

  INDVL_NM

  ------------------------------

  ABC

  ABCD

  2 selected lines.

  Scott@orcl12c > select * from indvl where contains (indvl_nm, format_search ('== %')) > 0))

  2.

  INDVL_NM

  ------------------------------

  is 3

  1 selected line.

• Ignore the Source out Point

  Maybe I'm just having one of those mornings, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the first to ignore the out point on my video source (in an edit point 4).

  I see in the manual (I even looked in the manual!) that I should be able to select this option, but the problem is that I am never presented with the option. It is possible that I clicked on a checkbox "don't show this ' type, and if I did, how I recover these choices:

  1. If the durations of source and program marked differ, select an option when you are prompted:

     Change Clip speed (Fit to Fill)

     Supports the source points and output element, but changes the speed of the element so that its duration matches the duration determined by the sequence of entry points and.

     Trim the Clip head (left side)

     Automatically changes the point source element so that its duration matches the duration determined by the sequence of entry points and.

     Cut off the tail of the Clip (right)

     Automatically changes the source element point output so that its duration matches the duration determined by the sequence in advanced.

     Ignore the sequence at the Point

     Does not take account of the sequence to the point you set, and performs a change of three points.

     Ignore sequence out Point

     Does not take into account the sequence point you set, and performs a change of three points.

  

  Hope that helps.

  Jeff

• How to specify an initial value for a sequence? (using LPD)

  I tried to come up with a piece of code that initialize the sequences defined in the annotations in my persistent classes, without success. According to the documentation I could find, I thought the following might work:
  
  ' public void initSequence (String sequenceName, String svalue) {}
  SequenceConfig sequenceConfig = null;
  try {}
  sequenceConfig = m_store.getSequenceConfig (sequenceName);
  sequenceConfig.setInitialValue (Long.parseLong (svalue));
  m_store.setSequenceConfig (sequenceName, sequenceConfig);
  System.out.println ("initialized correctly the sequence:" + sequenceName);
  } catch (IllegalStateException e) {}
  ignore; the sequence had already been opened
  }
  
  } (where m_store is an instance of EntityStore)
  
  Until this method is called, all my primary and secondary indexes created as in:
  
  m_linkIndex = m_store.getPrimaryIndex (Integer.class, Class1.class);
  etc.
  
  And my classes to resemble the following:
  @Entity
  public class Class1 {}
  
  @SecondaryKey(relate=MANY_TO_ONE)
  private String m_contentUrl;
  
  private String m_creatorId;
  
  @PrimaryKey (sequence = "linkID")
  private int m_key;
  
  etc.
  }
  
  Problem: when I run the method "initSequence" with the appropriate settings (for example, "linkID", '10000000'), it has no apparent effect on the values of the sequence uses. In fact, the sequence starts at number 1 :-(.
  
  Could someone explain what that is I am doing wrong? (assuming that the software is not bug). I use version
  3.3.69. thanks in advance!

  Sorry, you are right.

  Until this method is called, all my primary and secondary indexes created as in:

  The problem is maybe that you configure the order after you open the index. The configuration of the sequence (and database) must take place before the opening of the index.

  -mark

• AJAX response - escaped html

  Hi people,

  I use the glow of the BBC to make an ajax post to a coldfusion page.

  It works fine apart from the display of the results in a div with all the HTML escaped.

  Anyone know how I can display the results as html?

  Is there a coldfusion tag / function that transforms special characters in html?

  Thank you very much

  [CODE]
  < div id = "alert" >

  & lt; table width = "100%" border = "0" cellspacing = "5" cellpadding = "5" & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Name & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Lead & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;

  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; ABDUL KADIR & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Abigail Clinton & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Adrienne Parker & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Aileen Makohon & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;

  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Aimee Garbett & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; Alison Boughey & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Alison Durman & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Alison Hodgson & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amy Harrison & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;

  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; Clare O'Neill & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Lynne Thompson & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Clare O'Neill & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 0 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;

  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 0 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 0 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;

  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;

  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Matthew Harris & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; 1 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 0 & lt; table & gt;

  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amy Harrison & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 0 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;

  & lt; TR & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 0 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; TR & gt;

  & lt; TD & gt; Amanda Harris & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; TD & gt; 0 & lt; table & gt;
  & lt; /TR & gt;
  & lt; / table & gt; < / div >

  
  [/ CODE]

  Without drilling up to the problem - why the characters appear as escape sequence, I'll just answer the question:

  No, it doesn't have a function in ColdFusion that cancels the replacement of HTML strings with escaped. Someone has published such function on cflib.org.

  But unescaping is easy with the ReplaceList() function. Just the typical/probably escaped and strings unescaped in lists of arguments and you will have yourself a function.

  Something like this:

  public void HtmlUnescape (htmlstring)

  {

  Return replaceList (arguments.htmlstring,">, <",">)<>

  Add all other probable special characters and their encoding also to the list

  }

  < table width = "100%" border = "0" cellspacing = "5" cellpadding = "5" >

  original: #htmlcodeformat (test) #.

  
  

  unescaped: #htmlcodeformat (HtmlUnescape (test)) #.

  -Fernis

• [JS CS3] RegExp, object that only contains a single bar backslash (how to escape)

  Hello

  I am trying to escape a backslash in my RegExp object, but I get a syntax error:

  myObj = new RegExp ("\");

  I tried phyton Style myObj = new RegExp ('-'); but not functioning properly.

  Thank you for any suspicion.

  Stefan

  Stefan,

  First, in your example of text you need to escape your backslash as well:

  myText = "this is a-search / replacement."

  You can see in these examples:

  Alert ('a\rb') print 'a' then 'b' on a new line. Alert ('a\\rb') print 'a\rb '.

  Another problem is that you use a regular expression as the subject of replacement (myWhit), but which must be a string. With these two things corrected, it works fine:

  main() function
  {
  var myText = "this is a-search / replacement."
  var myWhat = new RegExp ("\");
  var myWhatSearch = new RegExp ("\");
  var myWhit = "example";
  Alert (myReplaceExample (myText, myWhatSearch, myWhat, myWhit));
  Returns true;
  }

  As new RegExp ('-') can not be correct can be seen if you start with a literal regular expression, in which you would use a backslash escape sequence:

  myText = myText.replace (/ \ /, 'example')

  To use-in new construction (RegExp), you must place it in a string, and you must escape the two backslashes if you end up with "\".

  Peter

• Bug trying to create the link with the Cyrillic characters in URL

  I'm transforming words in my text on the links, but with Cyrillic characters in their URL (such as https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ хорошо). The problem is that, depending on how create the link, the page refuses to accept the URL.

  It's my preferred method (which accepts not the Pages):

  1. Write or select the text to be transformed into link;
  2. Press cmd + k;
  3. Paste the URL (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ хорошо) in the field;
  4. Hit enter or click out;
  5. When I check the link, it is www.apple.com.

  The strange is that other methods work very well.

  1 against nature (accepts Pages):

  1. Delete my word;
  2. In its place, paste the URL (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ хорошо);
  3. Hit the space bar (a link is created automatically with the correct URL);
  4. Edit the link that is created and change its text;
  5. When I check the link, he kept correct.

  2 against nature (accepts Pages):

  1. Write or select the text to be transformed into link;
  2. Press cmd + k;
  3. Find a way to build a version with my URL (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D1%85%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D1%88%D0%BE) escape sequence;
  4. Paste the URL with escape sequence in link field;
  5. Hit enter or click out;
  6. When I check the link, ironically, is хорошо https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/.

  To stretch more:

  1. Editing a link created successfully (with any success methods above);
  2. Changed its URL (from хорошо https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ to https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ плохо)
  3. Hit enter or click out;
  4. When I check the link, it's still хорошо https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/;
  5. Finally edited and changed its URL still once, now remove the Cyrillic (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki);
  6. Press enter, click out and he finally accepted the URL.

  Pages seems to be denying the creation of links with the URL that contains Cyrillic characters (only?), but exclusively through his little creation of link popup. I think it's a simple problem, but I'm sure it's very annoying.

  Everyone knows the same?

  Cyrillic characters in the range of table encoding UTF-8 code points u + 0400 - u + 04 FF are represented by two bytes. These people must be encoded as a percentage (read the two paragraphs of the current standard of article), as the Pages v5.6.2 will convert automatically URI to this encoding for you in the link Inspector. It will simply ignore what it considers incorrect URI links, they are Cyrillic, or even English.

  Use what is easier for you, and that Pages v5.6.2 accepts.