Oh NO!, Asian Language is not supported

[sundale]

I wan to generate html file, so I write to output file. But, again, I cannot write Asian character.
Error message read as follow:

Runtime Error in program 'invoiceEdit': print #outfile, text$
UnsupportedCharacterError

The data contains Korean character in UTF8 code: COKE, 24 x 325ml(LOCAL) (콜 라)

What should I do to generate html file containing Asian Language character?
Is there any command that I can write directly to file, other than print command?

Actually, print statement can display Asian Characters. But, why not in file IO?


code desc count unit price
A01 COKE, 24 x 325ml(LOCAL) (콜 라) 10 CTN
A02 7-UP, 24 x 325ml (사이다) 5 CTN 12.80
A03 F & N ORANGE (에프엔환타) 10 CTN

[StefanPendl]

Use CHR$() and the ASCII codes of the characters generating the encoded Korean characters.

[sundale]

I don't think it is possible. The data come from the files and user input.
You mean test every character? Nobody uses that way. data is just data, or what else?
System need to support it. When display on screen as data, there is no problem.
Same print statement works differently. No consistency.

[windows]

Jan 14, 2010 6:32:27 GMT -5 StefanPendl said:

Use CHR$() and the ASCII codes of the characters generating the encoded Korean characters.

ASCII only supports the alphabet and other latin characters. So I guess there is no work around at all with run basic functions. Maybe something can be done with html and raw data.

[jimmu]

Is there any way to set the code page on the Run BASIC web server? Isn't the default usually latin which doesn't support much beyond ASCII?
devlibrary.businessobjects.com/BusinessObjectsxi/en/en/RAS_SDK/rassdk_com_doc/doc/rassdk_com_doc/BestPractices11.html
Has some info on some code page problems. I'm not sure if it applies, but it might start you in the right direction....