Always use Unicode for Windows. Windows is the home of Unicode API. #!/usr/bin/env python import io import os with io.open('dop.txt', encoding='utf-8') as file: for dirpath in file: print(dirpath) os.mkdir(dirpath.strip()) Call your attention is a complete code. Details: https://ru.stackoverflow.com/q/527815/23044 Ubuntu makes the same violin work great. What's the problem?There are several problems:line.endswith('\n'): At the end of the line, there is usually a symbol of the new line '\n'*nix may allow arbitrary baytes in the name of the file other than the slush '/' and zero '\0'♪ Windows, usually. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filename#Comparison_of_filename_limitations for example: 0x00-0x1F 0x7F " * / : < > ? \ | symbols reserved, which includes '\r' (0x0D) '\n' (0x0A). Call. dirpath.rstrip('\n')to remove the new line from the nameUse utf-8 instead sys.getfilesystemencoding()which is most likely equivalent cp1251 Coding on the Russian Windows (utf-8 is not the original codepage on any Vinde), which at best leads to https://ru.stackoverflow.com/q/229015/23044 Using the bikes instead of unicode for file names. Which may impose additional restrictions on the allowed names on Windows.If print(dirpath) The line is complicated, see. https://ru.stackoverflow.com/q/141035/23044 Outside, throw out the book that told you sys.setdefaultencoding() and f.xreadlines() Use (and to a lesser extent if the book advises f.close() instead with- Designs.

If you put the line on the server through json, add a description to the transferable field:"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8"

So if the page in the utph-8 and the oyachs goes to the utph8 (the oyax is always in this code), we need to check the file that the request processes, its code and its left symbols, whether it's okay.

At the launch through mvn spring-boot:run caught the same mistake. Decided disposal application.properties row file spring.mandatory-file-encoding=UTF-8

Try to compare the table: utf8-general-ci

In the heading, the answer should be utf-8.header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');

Check the coding of compiled files.

As specified https://stackoverflow.com/a/7883713/276994 , for new versions of HtmlAgilityPack, you use it, right?var web = new HtmlWeb() { AutoDetectEncoding = false, OverrideEncoding = Encoding.GetEncoding(какая там вам надо) }; var document = web.Load(url); // и т. д.

Default, Ubuntu is all coded UTF8. The Russian symbols are two bytes, not one by one. strlen returns the length of the line in the whites and not in the symbols, so the answer 56 (26*2+4=56) is correct.

solved the problem by: http://popoff.donetsk.ua/text/work/libs/a/charset/ ♪ Action: Make windows-1251, windows 1251 iconv We're moving to utf-8.

If the source of the site in UTF is coded, you need Outlook to work with this code. Outlook, the old default program is using windows coding.or use a function http://www.php.su/iconv() But I would have done it first.♪

You're taking the file strangely, suggesting two simpler options:1.FormData design with the form of the filevar fd = new FormData($('#myfile').parents('form:first')[0]); //но название на стороне сервера будет как name у input-а #myfile 2. Add the file to FormData.var fd = new FormData(); fd.append('file', $('#myfile')[0].files[0], "myfile.exe"); All right, we can go to xhr. On the server's side, work the same way with the file in the usual way.UPD:If it tasks to download the file, it's a pre-contained input=file row: try instead. readAsDataURL ♪ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileReader/readAsText ♪ As MDN says, there's a certain code. And with this text, create a Blob. I hope it helps, but I'm not sure.UPD2:And there's practical. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16245767/creating-a-blob-from-a-base64-string-in-javascript You're the Blob from base-64.

All the actions you've said can't be defended. But even if it were possible, we could use the trafif (sniffers) analyzers, which could easily look at any code. For example, Charles or wireshark♪PS. It must be understood that any html,css,js that a client receives cannot be protected from search, that is, it must be transmitted online and performed by the client, which means that it can be viewed not only by the JS movement but also by the person:DPPS. but to protect the code(js) - oxidators may be used either: JSmin, Closure compiler, YUI Compressor. It is not possible to protect css and html (although it may be minimised, of course, but it's two seconds of any IDE that's a readable species.)

The originals didn't look, but if that's true, when the violin keeps in the bud, somehow it's not called. mysql_set_charset('utf8'); at every condom, it's has to be called by the bd.And don't forget the vermeta http-equiv= "Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" / line heading. We don't have a holivar - everywhere UTF8.

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It is not possible to find out if the text is codified, but only the one who kept it. Like Latin Ä and Cyril Ф♪ We know the code in which they want to be preserved:create table t1 as select 1 id, convert ('Ä', 'we8iso8859p1') ch from dual union all select 2 id, convert ('Ф', 'cl8iso8859p5') ch from dual / Now, who reads these data can find out where ÄWhere Ф?select id, dump (ch) from t1 / ID DUMP(CH) ---------- ------------------ 1 Typ=1 Len=1: 196 2 Typ=1 Len=1: 196 Also tell me how to change the coding of such a column?Coding is available, the OBD itself or the OBD session, and this is removed to all symbols columns. Columns with data type BLOB - it's just the sequence of the baths, their code is not known (see example above).

You can come with me. title I'm sorry. value <meta charset=""> - and then convert title by this value utf-8or use it to encode the page depending on your tasks.

It was have to be replaced in the config.php file: define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8mb4'); ♪ define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8'); And it works!

He wrote in support of Google. They made a report. Answer:Studio team has said this is likely an issue in Jack. Marking this as a blocker for investigation.We've got the best priority, Blocker. O_o : So they'll lock it up soon. ♪ ♪

The problem known, in fact definitively at Ruby's level, will be solved after the release of Ruby 2.4, which will allow full Unicode-Mapping from the box, then you won't need any additional libraries and the next code will work correctly.a = "Андрей" a.downcase