Il giorno dom, 28/12/2008 alle 02.14 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> Il giorno sab, 27/12/2008 alle 20.04 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
>
> > I do not comprise the reason, but mine precedence post has been
> > included like answer in an other mail.
I have changed the heading of the mail, because I have noticed that
sometimes it does not come received from the mailing list.
In any case, this continuous speech approximately the problem of the
fields “longtext” in MySQL.
...
I have executed of the tests, to line of commando from Linux, in orde
Il giorno ven, 02/01/2009 alle 12.27 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 21.41 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
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> > Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 20.51 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha
> > scritto:
> >
> > > Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008
Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 21.41 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 20.51 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
>
> > Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 20.13 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha
> > scritto:
> >
> > > It pardons me, but the ta
Il giorno sab, 27/12/2008 alle 20.04 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> I do not comprise the reason, but mine precedence post has been
> included like answer in an other mail.
>
> … however…
>
>
> Gambas 2.9.0
>
> Using the gb.xml library, me they are shre
Il giorno dom, 28/12/2008 alle 01.20 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> Il giorno sab, 27/12/2008 alle 19.58 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
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> > The strings do not contain characters of “Carriage Return” or “Line
> > Feed”, but only space; if you have noticed interruptions
Il giorno sab, 27/12/2008 alle 19.58 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> The strings do not contain characters of “Carriage Return” or “Line
> Feed”, but only space; if you have noticed interruptions, it is only a
> problem with the mail, or the editor using the function cut&past
Il giorno sab, 27/12/2008 alle 20.04 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> I do not comprise the reason, but mine precedence post has been
> included like answer in an other mail.
>
> … however…
>
>
> Gambas 2.9.0
>
> Using the gb.xml library, me they are shre
I do not comprise the reason, but mine precedence post has been included
like answer in an other mail.
… however…
Gambas 2.9.0
Using the gb.xml library, me they are shrewed that the reading can be
carried out single on files xml to 2 levels.
I explain myself in better way…
I have necessity to r
The strings do not contain characters of “Carriage Return” or “Line
Feed”, but only space; if you have noticed interruptions, it is only a
problem with the mail, or the editor using the function cut&paste.
Probably, the option of “wrapping” of the editor, divides the line
through spaces, but in the
I do not comprise the reason, but mine precedence post has been included
like answer in an other mail.
… however…
Gambas 2.9.0
Using the gb.xml library, me they are shrewed that the reading can be
carried out single on files xml to 2 levels.
I explain myself in better way…
I have necessity to r
pgDesigner 2.9.0
Using the gb.xml library, me they are shrewed that the reading can be
carried out single on files xml to 2 levels.
I explain myself in better way…
I have necessity to read xml files, that it contains a composed
structure from elements, structured in hierarchical way on more levels
Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 20.51 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 20.13 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
>
> > It pardons me, but the table in object is not part of mine database,
> > but of the same motor of MySQL.
> > The fact t
Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 20.38 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> > If you are sure that your strings are ASCII, why doing
> > Conv(TheString, "UTF-8", "ASCII")?
> Yes!
>
> > And the error message printed by the underlying iconv library is
>
Il giorno lun, 22/12/2008 alle 20.13 +0100, Luigi Carlotto ha scritto:
> It pardons me, but the table in object is not part of mine database,
> but of the same motor of MySQL.
> The fact that is complete with the data, or without data, is not the
> true problem.
> My function reads
> If you are sure that your strings are ASCII, why doing
> Conv(TheString, "UTF-8", "ASCII")?
Yes!
> And the error message printed by the underlying iconv library is
clear: your
> string is not ASCII.
No (see result)!
> According to you, The toString() methods always returns an accurate
string.
Y
It pardons me, but the table in object is not part of mine database, but
of the same motor of MySQL.
The fact that is complete with the data, or without data, is not the
true problem.
My function reads the content of this table in order to determine the
structure of a database, and not the data.
Th
Come tu affermi, un problema di conversione può essere sicuramente
causato da un carattere non convertibile; però, nelle ultime mail, avevo
specificato che le stringhe usate nei miei test, avevano tutti caratteri
in ASCII puro (<127).
E' possibile che alcuni caratteri di controllo (es. Line Feed),
In reality, in my application, use the logons only for operations of
reading of the information of the structure of the database, since the
application is a program for the design of database (es. ErWIN, Oracle
Designer, etc).
The query they come executed on the system tables, like in the followin
In my application I execute a rescue on XML file of some data.
The rescue executes before a conversion: Conv (string, “UTF-8”, “ASCII”)
During my tests, I have noticed that some errors are taken place:
1) if the string is larger than 2000 characters (approximately),
XmlWrite.Attribute() crash;
2) i
Gambas2 - versione 2.9.0
The single anomaly verification in a circumstance, that I will try to
describe:
- I have created a small static class that executes the logon to a
database, executes query and returns the data in a structure much
similar one to the logic applied to the Result/Field object
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