
Copy the escape(s) to the Find input area on UniView and click on Dec just below. (Click on the name that appears for more detailed information.) It is particularly useful for identifying escaped characters. You can paste Unicode characters into the UniView text area and click on the down-arrow icon below to find out what they are.

To identify characters and look up information about them you will find UniView extremely useful. Beware, however, that the character mapped to may not be the one you expect – especially in the single byte encodings.

Green backgrounds appear behind sequences where all characters or bytes were successfully mapped to a character in the given encoding. The algorithm returns replacement characters where it is unable to map a given byte to the encoding.įor the decoder input you can provide a string of two-digit hex numbers separated by space or by percent signs. A character that cannot be handled by an encoder will be represented as a decimal HTML character escape.ĭecoding algorithms take the byte codes just mentioned and convert them to Unicode characters. See the tests.)Įncoding algorithms convert Unicode characters to sequences of double-digit hex numbers that represent the bytes found in the target character encoding. (In some cases the browsers may also produce a different result than shown here. The transforms may not be the same as for other conversion tools. The algorithms used are based on those described in the Encoding specification, and thus describe the behaviour you can expect from web browsers. The default selection excludes most of the single-byte encodings. You can customise the encodings you want to experiment with by clicking on change encodings shown.
CHARACTERS TO UTF 8 CONVERTER CODE

Und auch zur $characterMapChar Liste mit der selben Referenz: Zum hinzufügen anderer Zeichen welche ersetzt werden sollen, einen eintrag zur $characterMapReplace Liste hinzufügen:
