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  • Richard DeemingR Richard Deeming

    Does the OS you're using not have ICU[^] support built-in?

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    What OS? FreeRTOS? No. And it wouldn't know what to do with truetype anyway. It has no concept of graphics

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    • B BorkenkaeferFrisstFichten

      The correct phrase is: the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs back 0123456789 That was the final test the engineer made after the telex device had been installed at the customer's premises. The funny "phrase" contains all characters a Telex had to be able to receive and transmit correctly via POTS using its very own error-correction. At the time this was relevant, it was very much useful as it had been an industry standard procedure. It was also used for testing serial terminals' keyboards.

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      Mine was accurate, just truncated at the s :laugh:

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      • Sander RosselS Sander Rossel

        I have a simple(r) solution. Print the character to an image (in-memory, obviously). Now connect to some OCR service and let it scan the image. If the result is null, "", " " or " " it's whitespace. Just thinking outside the box :D

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        *angeryface* :mad:

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        • L Lost User

          Hmmm, Can you go into technical details about the difficulties? I can't figure out why you need 'a massive table'.

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          The table isn't as big as a thought. A long time ago I wrote something to spit out character class tables, and I thought I remembered the whitespace one being huge. It's not, now that I looked it up. Still, it's larger than I'd like.

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          • honey the codewitchH honey the codewitch

            The table isn't as big as a thought. A long time ago I wrote something to spit out character class tables, and I thought I remembered the whitespace one being huge. It's not, now that I looked it up. Still, it's larger than I'd like.

            To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

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            honey the codewitch wrote:

            Still, it's larger than I'd like.

            I don't think you need to check for all of them. I think you can get away with just 12. isWhitespace[^] Btw, now that .NET is using ICU[^] this should match the C# behavior. (I just checked ICU docs to confirm)

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            • honey the codewitchH honey the codewitch

              So I'm wrapping this

              The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog

              And I've traversed all the nastiness with Unicode's non-breaking spaces, and invisible breaks and all of that. I get this:

              The quick
              brown
              fox jumped
              over the
              lazy dog

              Look at the 2nd line. "Oh just remove the whitespace around the line" they said "It will be easy" they said "You can call char.IsWhitespace()" except wait. This isn't .NET. It's an IoT machine with C++ C++ doesn't do 32-bit codepoints out of the box. Do have any idea how hard it is to determine if a character is whitespace in Unicode? I need a massive table. *headdesk*

              To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

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              No idea, but shouldn't it be "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"? :laugh:

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                honey the codewitch wrote:

                Still, it's larger than I'd like.

                I don't think you need to check for all of them. I think you can get away with just 12. isWhitespace[^] Btw, now that .NET is using ICU[^] this should match the C# behavior. (I just checked ICU docs to confirm)

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                Yeah, but I'm not using .NET, and my platform doesn't understand unicode beyond wchar_t which I can't even use.

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                • honey the codewitchH honey the codewitch

                  Yeah, but I'm not using .NET, and my platform doesn't understand unicode beyond wchar_t which I can't even use.

                  To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

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                  honey the codewitch wrote:

                  Yeah, but I'm not using .NET, and my platform doesn't understand unicode

                  Nobody in this thread thinks you are using .NET I'm saying that you can write a C function for your IoT device that will duplicate Java and C# whitespace behavior simply by checking for those 12 values. They are all doing the same thing as ICU.

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                  • L Lost User

                    honey the codewitch wrote:

                    Yeah, but I'm not using .NET, and my platform doesn't understand unicode

                    Nobody in this thread thinks you are using .NET I'm saying that you can write a C function for your IoT device that will duplicate Java and C# whitespace behavior simply by checking for those 12 values. They are all doing the same thing as ICU.

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                    Ohhhh thanks. Sorry, it was early and I was still a bit slow. I'll do that.

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                    • honey the codewitchH honey the codewitch

                      So I'm wrapping this

                      The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog

                      And I've traversed all the nastiness with Unicode's non-breaking spaces, and invisible breaks and all of that. I get this:

                      The quick
                      brown
                      fox jumped
                      over the
                      lazy dog

                      Look at the 2nd line. "Oh just remove the whitespace around the line" they said "It will be easy" they said "You can call char.IsWhitespace()" except wait. This isn't .NET. It's an IoT machine with C++ C++ doesn't do 32-bit codepoints out of the box. Do have any idea how hard it is to determine if a character is whitespace in Unicode? I need a massive table. *headdesk*

                      To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

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                      For part of my UTF-8 decoder I use a sparse array, but of course I'm using C# so I can catch Index Exceptions. I guess I now have to add more characters to it though.

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                      • T TheRealSteveJudge

                        No idea, but shouldn't it be "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"? :laugh:

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                        TheRealSteveJudge wrote:

                        jumps

                        I think you must've solved it!

                        "If we don't change direction, we'll end up where we're going"

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                        • M megaadam

                          TheRealSteveJudge wrote:

                          jumps

                          I think you must've solved it!

                          "If we don't change direction, we'll end up where we're going"

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                          :laugh:

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