[Java lista] String karakter konverzio

[Zoltan Mozes]

"Inside the JVM, text is represented by 16-bit Unicode. In files, some text is represented by

UTF, which translates directly to Unicode. Other text is represented by old-style 8-bit

encodings; Readers and Writers translate between these encodings and 16-bit Unicode." 

 

"Programs may use UTF to read and write Unicode.

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Programs may use readers and writers to convert between internal Unicode and external

8-bit encodings."

 

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: javalist-bounces at javagrund.hu [mailto:javalist-bounces at javagrund.hu] On Behalf Of Zoltan Mozes
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 10:21 AM
To: javalist at javagrund.hu
Subject: Re: [Java lista] String karakter konverzio

>> A kapott string ugye unicode kódolású, de mivel jvm-ben vagyok, ezért az UTF-8 -on van ábrázolva.


Hali

korábi levelekben írtam már hogy NEM UTF8-at használ a JVM hanem 2 bájton képezi le a Unicode karaktereket. 

Nem UTF-8.

sziasztok
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