Not really VB related but I'll try here first :-) Looking for a lookup table
to match non-ASCII characters to their ASCII equivalent, if possible. For
example, the "o with an umlaut" on top would be matched to "o". It's part of
a search mechanism whereby if a user searches on bjorn it'll find the one
with the accents as well.
Cheers, Rob.
15  10875 
Just type in 'ASCII Character Codes' in the built in VB.NET MSDN
Documentation & you will find 2 pages; ~127 & 128~
Crouchie1998
BA (HONS) MCP MCSE
Official Microsoft Beta Tester
Chris,
Do you know that it is actualy wrong. There is no extended ASCII. Microsoft
shows the same table on there pages (see the link I gave). However for the
extended part are more code tables.
Something nobody did understand it seems. In my country did the 437 table
(US) exactly fit our needs, even the The Dutch florin character is there.
However Microsoft and IBM placed on a certain moment standard the 850 on
Dutch DOS. So you could forever fix that because in that is not the florin
character. http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/r...ocversion.mspx
Cor
"Rob Nicholson" <in******@commu nity.nospam> schrieb: Not really VB related but I'll try here first :-) Looking for a lookup
table
to match non-ASCII characters to their ASCII equivalent, if possible.
You will find character tables for various encodings here:
Global Development and Computing Portal -- Code Pages
<URL:http://www.microsoft.c om/globaldev/reference/cphome.mspx>
An ASCII table can be found at <URL:http://www.asciitable. com/>.
--
M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://classicvb.org/petition/>
Crouchie,
Are you living in a country as Austria from where comes a lot of echo's
I wrote what you wrote in my first message.
:-))))
Cor
> Probably impossible what you ask. ASCII uses only 7 bits and has very few characters.
I want to lookup Unicode as ASCII, not the other way around. For example,
map "e with grave accent" to "e".
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