Hi all,
I am new to C# and currently writing a Nntp client to read article
from a chinese newsgroup. I am curious how to decode the chinese
character using streamreader and display it properly on Win2K and
WinXP?
I have tried the following:
// send XOVER commands to get the header XOVER 1234-1234
// read the header (subject, from, date, arthur)
Streamreader sr = new Streamreader(nn tpStream, Encoding.Defaul t); //
1
string str = sr.ReadLine();
listbox.Item.Ad d(str);
the output of 3 will shows some wierd characters. I tried changing the
encoding to UTF7/UTF8/Unicode, on both win2k and winXP, it is still
showing wierd characters.
Can anyone show me how to read and decode and display the chinese
character properly? Thanks
Kaede
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"kaede" <ka************ @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:60******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... Hi all,
I am new to C# and currently writing a Nntp client to read article
from a chinese newsgroup. I am curious how to decode the chinese
character using streamreader and display it properly on Win2K and
WinXP?
I have tried the following:
// send XOVER commands to get the header XOVER 1234-1234
// read the header (subject, from, date, arthur)
Streamreader sr = new Streamreader(nn tpStream, Encoding.Defaul t); //
1
string str = sr.ReadLine();
listbox.Item.Ad d(str);
the output of 3 will shows some wierd characters. I tried changing the
encoding to UTF7/UTF8/Unicode, on both win2k and winXP, it is still
showing wierd characters.
Well, for one, you should be examining the charset returned in the
Content-Type header(assuming it is set in the message).
However, the best default would probably be a strictly Chinese encoding. I
believe Big5 is one, you'll have to look up any others.
"Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]" <onyxkirx@--NOSPAM--comcast.net> wrote in message news:<el******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP15.phx.gbl>. .. "kaede" <ka************ @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:60******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... Hi all,
I am new to C# and currently writing a Nntp client to read article
from a chinese newsgroup. I am curious how to decode the chinese
character using streamreader and display it properly on Win2K and
WinXP?
I have tried the following:
// send XOVER commands to get the header XOVER 1234-1234
// read the header (subject, from, date, arthur)
Streamreader sr = new Streamreader(nn tpStream, Encoding.Defaul t); //
1
string str = sr.ReadLine();
listbox.Item.Ad d(str);
the output of 3 will shows some wierd characters. I tried changing the
encoding to UTF7/UTF8/Unicode, on both win2k and winXP, it is still
showing wierd characters.
Well, for one, you should be examining the charset returned in the
Content-Type header(assuming it is set in the message).
However, the best default would probably be a strictly Chinese encoding. I
believe Big5 is one, you'll have to look up any others.
Do you know how do I set the encoding to Big5? Should I used
StreamReader using Encoding.Defaul t to examine the Content-Type. Then,
open another streamReader with the appropriate encoding to get the
article?
Do you know of any sample code that show me how to do that?
Thanks very much
Kaede
"kaede" <ka************ @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:60******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... "Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]" <onyxkirx@--NOSPAM--comcast.net> wrote in
message news:<el******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP15.phx.gbl>. .. "kaede" <ka************ @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:60******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... > Hi all,
>
> I am new to C# and currently writing a Nntp client to read article
> from a chinese newsgroup. I am curious how to decode the chinese
> character using streamreader and display it properly on Win2K and
> WinXP?
>
> I have tried the following:
>
> // send XOVER commands to get the header XOVER 1234-1234
>
> // read the header (subject, from, date, arthur)
> Streamreader sr = new Streamreader(nn tpStream, Encoding.Defaul t); //
> 1
> string str = sr.ReadLine();
> listbox.Item.Ad d(str);
>
> the output of 3 will shows some wierd characters. I tried changing the
> encoding to UTF7/UTF8/Unicode, on both win2k and winXP, it is still
> showing wierd characters.
Well, for one, you should be examining the charset returned in the
Content-Type header(assuming it is set in the message).
However, the best default would probably be a strictly Chinese encoding.
I
believe Big5 is one, you'll have to look up any others.
Do you know how do I set the encoding to Big5? Should I used
Encoding.GetEnc oding("Big5"); I think
StreamReader using Encoding.Defaul t to examine the Content-Type. Then,
open another streamReader with the appropriate encoding to get the
article?
That I am not sure about. I think the character set for mime headers is set,
but I really don't know for sure, -_-.
Big5, however, is likely compatible with ASCII in its lower 7 bits, much as
most other encodings are.
Do you know of any sample code that show me how to do that?
Thanks very much
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