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• Find Unicode symbol selected at run time

  Hello

  I have an InDesign document that has many symbols with the applied average symbol fonts.

  While manually selecting the perticular symbol we can find pricing Unicode glyphs.

  But I want to do this task by means of script I want to find the unicode for perticular symbol selected at runtime without any manual intervention.

  Please help me.

  Kind regards

  REDA

  Alert Jongware shows the decimal value of a cselected character. To display the unicode value, use this:

  Alert (app.selection [0].contents.charCodeAt (0) m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString (16))

  Note that the leading zeros are not displayed, so D 014 is shown as 14 d.

• Get the degree of UNICODE symbol

  How can I get Oracle to display the sign actual degree of unicode-convert string '\u00B0C '?

  I have the column in the table of sql server with the values: ° C

  D2RQ rdf for it translated by Unicode character '\u00B0C '.

  But I want that it displays the actual degree sign: ° C

  I got it:

  Select the BOX WHEN UNITS LIKE '% u00B0C %' THEN TO_CHAR (UNISTR ('\00B0') |) "C") OF OTHER UNITS END "

• Some symbols which showed previously on Firefox are more predictable.

  The symbols that were previously visible all the time on Firefox is no longer seem to load. Instead, they appear like this http://snag.gy/Oztzz.jpg . Before this problem, these appeared as small circles and large circles... Many previously visible symbols are like that. I never met this problem on Firefox on any other OS, so it's a Vista thing or what?

  It is one of the Unicode symbol characters.

  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Miscellaneous_Symbols

  You must install a font that includes these glyphs to see the actual characters instead of the boxes with the hex code that Firefox shows when no font is the font that can display these characters.

  You can install the Symbola fonts:

  • http://users.teilar.gr/~g1951d/

• How to type symbols for men

  What is the police & the key combination to get the male and female symbols?

  Edit menu: Emoji & symbols. In the search of the character Panel window, enter the male and the female and male unicode symbols appear in the central panel. When you double-click one of these symbols, it will be inserted at the insertion point in the Pages.

  There is no special police and the key combination for these symbols. They are members of the category of the pictographs found in the left panel of characters. You can add this element of the customizations... and the gear icon category menu.

  These characters can be entered directly if you selected Unicode Hex entry (System Preferences: keyboard: Input Sources) the menu Finder entered in the menu bar and pressing option + 2642, or option + 2640, male and female symbols, respectively.

• How to remove special characters UNICODE as n

  Hi all
  In my RDF file, I should accomidate comes so that, whatever currupt characters (UNICODE symbols in particular) between the email_address, he must change his later character like that...
  
  The output of n should be n. It is a kind of example...
  
  When the input value is 'john.mun [email protected]' he must return to "[email protected]".
  
  I tried to use the following functions, but the result shows me always the same...
  
  Select UNISTR ("john.mun [email protected]") of the double
  
  Select translate (trim (email_address) {,'1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ WE8ISO8859P1 ~! #$% ^ & * () _ +} {":?"}) [> < ' =] ["'; /, ',' (1234567890ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ') of per_people_f]
  where employee_number = 3951
  
  Select CONVERT ('john.mun [email protected]', 'US7ASCII') of double
  
  Select regexp_replace ('john.mun [email protected]', ' [^-. @, a - z, A - Z, [: space:]]') twice;
  
  If you have any ideas... Please let me know...
  Thanks in advance
  Ravi.
  
  Published by: rkpinus on July 30, 2009 08:14

  rkpinus wrote:
  In my RDF file, I should accomidate comes so that, whatever currupt characters (UNICODE symbols in particular) between the email_address, he must change his later character like that...

  The output of n should be n. It is a kind of example...

  When the input value is "john.mun[email protected]"he should return to ' [email protected]'

  You said it is corrupt, and you know n must be converted to n.

  You can add more characters you know the output should be, just add it to the function to translate.

  SQL> select
    TRANSLATE ( 'john.muñ[email protected]' ,'üéâäàåêëèïîìÄÅÉæÆôöòîìÅæáíóúñÑ','ueaaaaeeeiiiaaeaaoooiiaaaiounn')
  from dual ;
  
  TRANSLATE('JOHN.MUñO
  --------------------
  [email protected]
  

  SS

• Impossible to print the Chinese fonts PCL, always print Korean

  Dear support

  I tried to print the Chinese police of PCL commands

  It prints only Korean, regardless of what font type I attributed

  I've already classified under the code in < esc > (18 < esc > (s1pXXv0s0b17007T

  my printer is M602n, it comes with disk resident fonts Japanese, Korean, Chinese-T, S-Chinese

  Can someone please help?

  Thank you

  I don't have access to a printer LaserJet M602n , so don't know much about his abilities.

  Its replacement by 12 for the point size XX in your skeleton PCL escape sequence:

  < esc > (18         main fonts: symbol Set (18 = Unicode))
  
  < esc > (s1p         main fonts: spacing: proportional)
  
         12V        main fonts: height (12 points)
  
         0         main fonts: Style (standing, solid)
  
         0b         main fonts: the race weight: medium
  
         17007T     main fonts: font (identifier = 17007)

  shows that you select a font:

  • That supports the 18 (= Unicode) symbol defined. all the evolutionary independent printer encapsulated TrueType fonts resident should theoretically therefore be candidates.
  • Which is proportionally spaced and available in the selected, the size in points.
  • With the font identifier 17007 - I have no idea if it is a printer resident on the M602 template policy.

  However, to select characters with the character codes outside of byte 0 x 20->0xff range using the Unicode code points (need two-bytes or more, because they are larger than 0xff), you must also select the method of text analysis; for Unicode, it would be:

  < esc > & t83P        method of text analysis: UTF-8

  Then the required code points must be specified using the (two bytes or more) coding UTF-8 to Unicode code point values (so, for example, U + 100 would be coded under 0xc480); I don't know, offhand, which extends under Unicode are used for characters in the Chinese language.

  There are other values of the sequence of text analysis Mode to select, but I'm not very familiar with any of them:

  < esc > & t0P   text analysis method: 1 byte
  
  < esc > & t1P   text analysis method: 1 byte
  
  < esc > & t2P   method of text analysis: 2 bytes
  
  < esc > & t21P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Asian 7-bit bytes
  
  < esc > & t31P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Shift-JIS bytes
  
  < esc > & t38P  method of text analysis: 1 | 2 Asian 8-bit bytes

  that can be used with another Asian symbol fixed (if the printer supports them), but I don't know the details offhand.

• Where BlackBerry store emails?

  Hello
  I developed application that listens to the incoming mails and if text contains Unicode symbols (which are not supported) replace the lathin of symbols.
  I have problem, can not read symbols Message.getInputStream unicode (), instead the method reads InputStream.read (equal to 63 bytes).
  So I want to know where blackberry stores emails, to have access in the form of files and read the content.

  internal structures are not available, all you have is the API.

• Find the glyph text editing

  Hello

  I ' am looking for a script which search text and change it to a glyph with a red color for example.

  Something like this:

  Find #H and change glyphs unicode 2665 with fonts ITC Zapf Dingbats Std and name of the red color.

  Find #R and change glyph unicode 2666 with fonts ITC Zapf Dingbats Std and name of the red color.

  Find #K and change glyphs unicode 2663 with fonts ITC Zapf Dingbats Std and black color name.

  #S find and change glyph unicode 2660 with fonts ITC Zapf Dingbats Std and black color name.

  I use Indesign CS6 on mac.

  Kind regards

  Patrick

  Patrick,

  <2600>etc. are Unicode symbols costume, not the glyph ID values. {And confuses you text and Grep ratings for Unicode characters: <2600>is used in the replacements or the \x{2600, the text searches} in Grep. To change symbols and apply character styles, you can use a script like this:

  app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
  
  function kleur (afkorting, unicode, stijl) {
    app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = afkorting;
    app.changeGrepPreferences.changeTo = unicode;
    app.changeGrepPreferences.appliedCharacterStyle = stijl;
    app.activeDocument.changeGrep()
  }
  
  kleur ('#S', '\\x{2660}', 'schoppen');
  kleur ('#H', '\\x{2665}', 'harten');
  kleur ('#R', '\\x{2666}', 'ruiten');
  kleur ('#K', '\\x{2663}', 'klaveren');
  

  Since there is nothing GREPpy what you are looking for you can use find/changeText too, but grep replacements tend to be faster than text replacements.

  Peter

• Oracle SQL Developer environment encoding

  I have Oracle SQL Developer (3.1.07) and I'm working with a database using WE8ISO8859P1 coding (SELECT * FROM nls_database_parameters setting WHERE = "NLS_CHARACTERSET" ;))
  
  I have problems with the registration of batches that contains unicode symbols. When I open previously saved the package that all unicode symbols are turned to "".
  
  Should what settings I change to keep the SQL Developer these symbols?
  I tried to put environment encoding to "ISO-8859-15" and some other encodings, but it won't help. ".
  
  Published by: 919845 on 2012.9.3 04:44

  Short version (if I find time, I'll do better writing upwards).

  Your understanding so far is false. If you read carefully, the table [1] is supposed to contain the "games of Unicode characters... as long as some older character sets»

  The only current, recommended Oracle db name for Unicode character set is: AL32UTF8. (Read globalization support guide for application of unicode support, etc.)

  Only Iso character sets I know media letter lowercase n cedilla, U + 0146 are 8859-13 (Latin-7) and 8859-10 (Latin-6) (and perhaps 8859-4/Latin-4). 8859-1 and 8859-15 defines that character.
  Table A-4 lists the Oracle names for character sets of database that matches the 8859-x character sets for example:
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e10729/applocaledata.htm#i635047

  So, whatever it is, it seems that you need to change your database character set.

  Published by: orafad on March 13, 2012 10:14

• text symbols are replaced by '?' after updating to ios 10

  My gaming group uses the symbol of "skull and crossbones" a lot and since we are all updated to ios 10, we see are "?" in the world the skull must be.

  Is there something we can do with the settings or is this a bug?

  App is the game: conflict of Vega

  AAre you sure it was Unicode, like this: ☠☠☠?  If you see these 3, maybe there is a bug in the game.

• How to enter a degree symbol el capitan

  How a degree symbol is entered from a keyboard El Capitan? (This is a raised circle). The combination of keys shift-Option-8 previously worked. This sequence now produces an asterisk.

  °

  Always do here in all the applications I use. The problem may be the font you're using. It has either a degree sign, or it is a non-Unicode font, so when you press Option + shift + 8, you get everything that's in this ordinal position of the police.

  Also, Asian fonts will often produce degree wildly different signs. Times New Roman indicated first with kerning quite close, also spaced on both sides of the glyph:

  

  And now Apple Gothic, with great kerning space to the right. You can also see that it is above the line of the ascending lower-case. Once there a little below this line.

  

• HowTo: get chess unicode to display correctly: 2659 UTF

  What should I do to get the unicode of chess characters display correctly.

  This page: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2659/browsertest.htm
  show me the unicode values in small boxes.
  None of the fonts of the "local fonts list" show the character correctly.

  You can use a Google search to find Web sites with a specific font.

  • http://www.Fonts2u.com/free-serif.font

  Select the table of characters - various symbols (191) to look at the symbols of chess

• How can I get Firefox to load the font "Symbol" and "Wingdings"?

  My 8.0.1 version doesn't have a 'symbol' or the fonts 'Wingdings' listed and when I visited my html document these characters end up using the Arial font. I have the documents with a lot of less-than-and-equal, more-than-and-equal and a crowd of other symbols, and wingdings characters. IE9 works very well. Chrome has the same problem that Firefox has.

  You have not been able to do in Firefox since Firefox 2, and even in this case, you may need to change Firefox, so while you might change your Firefox would not very many Firefox users who could use them.

  All the browser support unicode, but all the unicode fonts are not the same size and no machine each of them will not in all fonts. If they are your own documents, you will need to convert yourself. Most of what you need, you can probably obtain directly from this page

  • http://dmcritchie.MVPs.org/REXX/htm/symbols.htm#escapes

  If not, you can check the links at the top of this page.

• Unicode character on the command line

  I have a folder that contains a non-ASCII character, "registered sign" (®), which can be typed in a Terminal by using the-r option.

  It is U + 00AE, and as an 8-bit character, it is 174 decimal. I want to be able to enter this character on the command line without

  typing Option, because I have to build a Terminal command using an application that

  is not respectful of Unicode. So option-r helps me create a string that contains this character.

  For example, in the Terminal, I made a folder in ~ with as its name in full (I typed a r while pressing the option key):

  > mkdir ~ /.

  I can list help

  > ls ~ /.

  but I have to be able to do so * without using any modifier key * (as option).

  I thought I could use something like (after cd ~)

  > ls \302\256

  or

  > ls \u00AE

  or

  > ls \xc2\xae

  but I could not do the shell to interpret what I type as registered r symbol. Everything what I enter is interpreted

  literally as individual characters rather that, for example, the \xC2 is considered a single character. I also tried different combinations

  quotes as double the backslash, but I continue get "No such file or directory".

  How can I represent this character on the command line without modifier keys? I'm on El Capitan, OS X 10.11.2, running bash 3.2.

  Have you tried zsh instead of bash?

  I think bash supports \u starting only 4.2