I found a dictionary of Chinese characters in unicode. I'm trying to build a database of Characters out of this dictionary but I don't know how to convert unicode to a character..
我在unicode中找到了一个汉字字典。我正在尝试从这个字典中构建一个Character数据库,但我不知道如何将unicode转换为一个字符..
p "国".unpack("U*").first #this gives the unicode 22269
How can convert 22269 back into the character value which would be the opposite of the line above.
如何将22269转换回与上面一行相反的字符值。
2 个解决方案
#1
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[22269].pack('U*') #=> "国" or "\345\233\275"
Edit: Works in 1.8.6+ (verified in 1.8.6, 1.8.7, and 1.9.2). In 1.8.x you get a three-byte string representing the single Unicode character, but using puts on that causes the correct Chinese character to appear in the terminal.
编辑:适用于1.8.6+(在1.8.6,1.8.7和1.9.2中验证)。在1.8.x中,您将获得一个表示单个Unicode字符的三字节字符串,但使用puts会导致正确的中文字符出现在终端中。
#2
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Ruby 1.9 :
Ruby 1.9:
p "国".codepoints.first #=> 22269
p 22269.chr('UTF-8') #=> "国"
#1
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[22269].pack('U*') #=> "国" or "\345\233\275"
Edit: Works in 1.8.6+ (verified in 1.8.6, 1.8.7, and 1.9.2). In 1.8.x you get a three-byte string representing the single Unicode character, but using puts on that causes the correct Chinese character to appear in the terminal.
编辑:适用于1.8.6+(在1.8.6,1.8.7和1.9.2中验证)。在1.8.x中,您将获得一个表示单个Unicode字符的三字节字符串,但使用puts会导致正确的中文字符出现在终端中。
#2
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Ruby 1.9 :
Ruby 1.9:
p "国".codepoints.first #=> 22269
p 22269.chr('UTF-8') #=> "国"