UTF-8 value of a character in ColdFusion?












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In ColdFusion I can determine the ASCII value of character by using asc()



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    Do you mean that you have the UTF character in your editor and you want to get the UTF-8 representation of it, as in U+00A2? Have you looked at CharsetDecode() helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/cfml-reference/coldfusion-functions/…

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In ColdFusion I can determine the ASCII value of character by using asc()



How do I determine the UTF-8 value of a character?










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    Do you mean that you have the UTF character in your editor and you want to get the UTF-8 representation of it, as in U+00A2? Have you looked at CharsetDecode() helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/cfml-reference/coldfusion-functions/…

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In ColdFusion I can determine the ASCII value of character by using asc()



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In ColdFusion I can determine the ASCII value of character by using asc()



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    Do you mean that you have the UTF character in your editor and you want to get the UTF-8 representation of it, as in U+00A2? Have you looked at CharsetDecode() helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/cfml-reference/coldfusion-functions/…

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    Do you mean that you have the UTF character in your editor and you want to get the UTF-8 representation of it, as in U+00A2? Have you looked at CharsetDecode() helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/cfml-reference/coldfusion-functions/…

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Do you mean that you have the UTF character in your editor and you want to get the UTF-8 representation of it, as in U+00A2? Have you looked at CharsetDecode() helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/cfml-reference/coldfusion-functions/…

– Redtopia
Nov 27 '18 at 20:30







Do you mean that you have the UTF character in your editor and you want to get the UTF-8 representation of it, as in U+00A2? Have you looked at CharsetDecode() helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/cfml-reference/coldfusion-functions/…

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<cfscript>

x = "漢"; // 3 bytes

// bytes of unicode character, a.k.a. String.getBytes("UTF-8")
bytes = charsetDecode(x, "UTF-8");
writeDump(bytes); // -26-68-94

// convert the 3 bytes to Hex
hex = binaryEncode(bytes, "HEX");
writeDump(hex); // E6BCA2

// convert the Hex to Dec
dec = inputBaseN(hex, 16);
writeDump(dec); // 15121570

// asc() uses the UCS-2 representation: 漢 = Hex 6F22 = Dec 28450
asc = asc(x);
writeDump(asc); // 28450

</cfscript>


USC-2 is fixed to 2 bytes, so it cannot support all unicode characters (as there can be as much as 4 bytes per character). But what are you actually trying to achieve here?



Note: If you run this example and get more than 3 bytes returned, make sure CF picks up the file as UTF-8 (with BOM).






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    <cfscript>

    x = "漢"; // 3 bytes

    // bytes of unicode character, a.k.a. String.getBytes("UTF-8")
    bytes = charsetDecode(x, "UTF-8");
    writeDump(bytes); // -26-68-94

    // convert the 3 bytes to Hex
    hex = binaryEncode(bytes, "HEX");
    writeDump(hex); // E6BCA2

    // convert the Hex to Dec
    dec = inputBaseN(hex, 16);
    writeDump(dec); // 15121570

    // asc() uses the UCS-2 representation: 漢 = Hex 6F22 = Dec 28450
    asc = asc(x);
    writeDump(asc); // 28450

    </cfscript>


    USC-2 is fixed to 2 bytes, so it cannot support all unicode characters (as there can be as much as 4 bytes per character). But what are you actually trying to achieve here?



    Note: If you run this example and get more than 3 bytes returned, make sure CF picks up the file as UTF-8 (with BOM).






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      <cfscript>

      x = "漢"; // 3 bytes

      // bytes of unicode character, a.k.a. String.getBytes("UTF-8")
      bytes = charsetDecode(x, "UTF-8");
      writeDump(bytes); // -26-68-94

      // convert the 3 bytes to Hex
      hex = binaryEncode(bytes, "HEX");
      writeDump(hex); // E6BCA2

      // convert the Hex to Dec
      dec = inputBaseN(hex, 16);
      writeDump(dec); // 15121570

      // asc() uses the UCS-2 representation: 漢 = Hex 6F22 = Dec 28450
      asc = asc(x);
      writeDump(asc); // 28450

      </cfscript>


      USC-2 is fixed to 2 bytes, so it cannot support all unicode characters (as there can be as much as 4 bytes per character). But what are you actually trying to achieve here?



      Note: If you run this example and get more than 3 bytes returned, make sure CF picks up the file as UTF-8 (with BOM).






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        <cfscript>

        x = "漢"; // 3 bytes

        // bytes of unicode character, a.k.a. String.getBytes("UTF-8")
        bytes = charsetDecode(x, "UTF-8");
        writeDump(bytes); // -26-68-94

        // convert the 3 bytes to Hex
        hex = binaryEncode(bytes, "HEX");
        writeDump(hex); // E6BCA2

        // convert the Hex to Dec
        dec = inputBaseN(hex, 16);
        writeDump(dec); // 15121570

        // asc() uses the UCS-2 representation: 漢 = Hex 6F22 = Dec 28450
        asc = asc(x);
        writeDump(asc); // 28450

        </cfscript>


        USC-2 is fixed to 2 bytes, so it cannot support all unicode characters (as there can be as much as 4 bytes per character). But what are you actually trying to achieve here?



        Note: If you run this example and get more than 3 bytes returned, make sure CF picks up the file as UTF-8 (with BOM).






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        <cfscript>

        x = "漢"; // 3 bytes

        // bytes of unicode character, a.k.a. String.getBytes("UTF-8")
        bytes = charsetDecode(x, "UTF-8");
        writeDump(bytes); // -26-68-94

        // convert the 3 bytes to Hex
        hex = binaryEncode(bytes, "HEX");
        writeDump(hex); // E6BCA2

        // convert the Hex to Dec
        dec = inputBaseN(hex, 16);
        writeDump(dec); // 15121570

        // asc() uses the UCS-2 representation: 漢 = Hex 6F22 = Dec 28450
        asc = asc(x);
        writeDump(asc); // 28450

        </cfscript>


        USC-2 is fixed to 2 bytes, so it cannot support all unicode characters (as there can be as much as 4 bytes per character). But what are you actually trying to achieve here?



        Note: If you run this example and get more than 3 bytes returned, make sure CF picks up the file as UTF-8 (with BOM).







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