How can I decode the unicode?? that is very exigency

[qushui_chen]

I store the MSSqlServer is Nvarchar(unicod e),
the store data as "我就是我文本",
How can i decode in C#?

[Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]]

Hi,

First parse the string to extract the numbers themselves and store them in
an array of ints. Then split each number to a couple of bytes (the high byte
is obtained as

(theNumber & 0xff00) >> 8

and the low one as

(theNumber & 0xff)

The resultant bytes should be stored in a byte array with capacity equal to
doubled number of character codes.

The low bytes should be stored first (i.e. in even indexes - 0, 2, 4) and
the high bytes second (in odd indexes - 1, 3, 5)

When the byte array is ready, use code like this:

string result = System.Text.Enc oding.Unicode.G etString(theByt es);

P.S. If you store your data in a MS SQL database, why HTML encode them in
the database? Wouldn't it be more reasonable to store the data as unicode
text in the database and HTML-encode it only when the data are rendered to a
Web page?

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I store the MSSqlServer is Nvarchar(unicod e),
the store data as "我就是我文本",
How can i decode in C#?

[Jon Skeet]

Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP] <x-****@no-spam-please.hotpop.c om>
wrote:

First parse the string to extract the numbers themselves and store them in
an array of ints. Then split each number to a couple of bytes (the high byte
is obtained as

(theNumber & 0xff00) >> 8

and the low one as

(theNumber & 0xff)

The resultant bytes should be stored in a byte array with capacity equal to
doubled number of character codes.

The low bytes should be stored first (i.e. in even indexes - 0, 2, 4) and
the high bytes second (in odd indexes - 1, 3, 5)

When the byte array is ready, use code like this:

string result = System.Text.Enc oding.Unicode.G etString(theByt es);

That sounds like a lot of unnecessary work. Once you've parsed the
numbers as their 16 bit unicode values, just create a char array of the
right size, and set each char to be the appropriate value as parsed.
Then use the String(char[]) constructor. No need to split 16 bit
numbers into 2 bytes and then just recombine them :)

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[Thomas Scheidegger [MVP]]

> the store data as "我就是我文本",

How can i decode in C#?

another solution:

string x = System.Web.Http Utility.HtmlDec ode( "我就是我文本" );


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