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fscanf and special characters
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CdeMills |
Subject: |
fscanf and special characters |
Date: |
Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:41:07 -0700 (PDT) |
Hello,
while reading a file with in = fscanf(fid, "%c");
I got the warning message "range error for conversion to character value",
because the file starts with, in hex, "0xEF 0xEB 0xBF" whose ascii names are
meta-something. Those values are not used inside my program, so it does no
harm, but in general, are there problems in Octave with those high values
ascii characters ? I tried f.i.
a = 'é'; printf("%02x ", a)
octave> c3 a9
meaning Octave seems to use UTF-8 internally.
Regards
Pascal
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