Unicode Charts

[Dominic Olivastro]

Hi All:

I have to pull text in an XML document. The text is filled with special
characters mapped to hex, eg, "&#xeo;" which I have to translate as simply
"a" or possibly something like "[.a-grave.]"

I was thinking of creating a table that had all the codes in the document
and then translating them by hand through various sources I found on the
web, but there are well over 400 of them.

Two questions:
1. Is my "table-approach" the way to go?
2. If so, is there a place to get all the codes in one place, preferably
something I can download and just plop into my table?

Thanks
Dom

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[Ashmodai]

Dominic Olivastro scribbled something along the lines of:

Hi All:

I have to pull text in an XML document. The text is filled with special
characters mapped to hex, eg, "&#xeo;" which I have to translate as simply
"a" or possibly something like "[.a-grave.]"

I was thinking of creating a table that had all the codes in the document
and then translating them by hand through various sources I found on the
web, but there are well over 400 of them.

Two questions:
1. Is my "table-approach" the way to go?
2. If so, is there a place to get all the codes in one place, preferably
something I can download and just plop into my table?

Thanks
Dom

Just so you know. 400 is well less than what there really is. The
unicode charts have a range well above one million characters. Luckily
there's a lot of gaps.

http://www.unicode.org/charts/

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