Hello,
The methods Read() of the class StreamReader don't read the accentuated
characters. When an accentuated character is present in a file, Read() skip
it and read the following character. Missing something?
Thanks for help
P. Cloup
Nov 15 '05
13  2215 
I had a similar problem while reading a text file with
unicode and UTF8. Both did not return chars that look weird example ÿ.
Had to use Encoding.ASCII which read all chars but getting ????????? for
unkown ascii chars.
I did not want to loose the bufferRead position so stayed with Ascii.
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GG <gg@hotmail.com > wrote: I had a similar problem while reading a text file with
unicode and UTF8. Both did not return chars that look weird example =3F.
Had to use Encoding.ASCII which read all chars but getting ????????? for
unkown ascii chars.
I did not want to loose the bufferRead position so stayed with Ascii.
That suggests you were using the wrong encoding then - perhaps you
should have used Encoding.Defaul t instead? It's hard to know without
knowing what you were trying to read - but you should know what
encoding your file is in rather than guessing until something works.
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Hi Pascal,
Thanks for your response!
Skeet said: Using BinaryReader is a bad idea,
StreamReader is designed for exactly the job required.
Yes, I agree with it, StreamReader is designed for the txt file.
However at first time I try to read the accented characters with
StreamReader, I got null for them, and the BinaryReader actually retrieve
the correct characters, so I think the BinaryReadermay be better.
Today, I tested that program again, and found the StreamReader.Re ad() works
fine this time, I think I have missed something.
Thanks!
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Gary Chang <v-******@online.m icrosoft.com> wrote: Skeet said:Using BinaryReader is a bad idea,
StreamReader is designed for exactly the job required.
Yes, I agree with it, StreamReader is designed for the txt file.
However at first time I try to read the accented characters with
StreamReader, I got null for them, and the BinaryReader actually retrieve
the correct characters, so I think the BinaryReadermay be better.
If BinaryReader was reading the correct characters, then you must have
been giving it the correct encoding, while giving StreamReader the
wrong encoding. BinaryReader isn't capable of guessing an encoding any
better than StreamReader is.
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