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Printing extended ASCII characters in PHP using CP437
I need to print extended ASCII codes using CP437 (e.g. "É" = 144) in PHP.
Currently, echo utf8_encode(chr(144)) will just display a question box in my console (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows).
Using for ($i = 0; $i < 255, $i++) echo utf8_encode(chr($i)), I see that "É" is actually 201; I presume the code page here is 65001, using this ASCII table.
How do I get the string representation of ASCII character codes using CP437 in PHP?
php string encoding utf-8 ascii
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
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I need to print extended ASCII codes using CP437 (e.g. "É" = 144) in PHP.
Currently, echo utf8_encode(chr(144)) will just display a question box in my console (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows).
Using for ($i = 0; $i < 255, $i++) echo utf8_encode(chr($i)), I see that "É" is actually 201; I presume the code page here is 65001, using this ASCII table.
How do I get the string representation of ASCII character codes using CP437 in PHP?
php string encoding utf-8 ascii
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
60831029
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I need to print extended ASCII codes using CP437 (e.g. "É" = 144) in PHP.
Currently, echo utf8_encode(chr(144)) will just display a question box in my console (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows).
Using for ($i = 0; $i < 255, $i++) echo utf8_encode(chr($i)), I see that "É" is actually 201; I presume the code page here is 65001, using this ASCII table.
How do I get the string representation of ASCII character codes using CP437 in PHP?
php string encoding utf-8 ascii
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
60831029
I need to print extended ASCII codes using CP437 (e.g. "É" = 144) in PHP.
Currently, echo utf8_encode(chr(144)) will just display a question box in my console (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows).
Using for ($i = 0; $i < 255, $i++) echo utf8_encode(chr($i)), I see that "É" is actually 201; I presume the code page here is 65001, using this ASCII table.
How do I get the string representation of ASCII character codes using CP437 in PHP?
php string encoding utf-8 ascii
php string encoding utf-8 ascii
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
60831029
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
60831029
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
60831029
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
60831029
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:29
IlmiontIlmiont
60831029
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You can use iconv to convert strings from one encoding to another. For example, to convert chr(144) from cp437 to utf8, you do:
echo iconv('cp437', 'utf8', chr(144));
// output: É
If you're converting into cp437, reverse the arguments:
echo iconv($originalEncoding, 'cp437', $originalString);
answered Nov 19 '18 at 19:41
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You can use iconv to convert strings from one encoding to another. For example, to convert chr(144) from cp437 to utf8, you do:
echo iconv('cp437', 'utf8', chr(144));
// output: É
If you're converting into cp437, reverse the arguments:
echo iconv($originalEncoding, 'cp437', $originalString);
answered Nov 19 '18 at 19:41
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You can use iconv to convert strings from one encoding to another. For example, to convert chr(144) from cp437 to utf8, you do:
echo iconv('cp437', 'utf8', chr(144));
// output: É
If you're converting into cp437, reverse the arguments:
echo iconv($originalEncoding, 'cp437', $originalString);
answered Nov 19 '18 at 19:41
JoniJoni
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You can use iconv to convert strings from one encoding to another. For example, to convert chr(144) from cp437 to utf8, you do:
echo iconv('cp437', 'utf8', chr(144));
// output: É
If you're converting into cp437, reverse the arguments:
echo iconv($originalEncoding, 'cp437', $originalString);
answered Nov 19 '18 at 19:41
JoniJoni
75.9k997150
You can use iconv to convert strings from one encoding to another. For example, to convert chr(144) from cp437 to utf8, you do:
echo iconv('cp437', 'utf8', chr(144));
// output: É
If you're converting into cp437, reverse the arguments:
echo iconv($originalEncoding, 'cp437', $originalString);
answered Nov 19 '18 at 19:41
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 19:41
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