[Mono-list] Encoding & Decoding..

[Pablo Fischer]

Yeah.. we are talking about the same subject: Encoding, however, I'm not
using a file, I'm using a simple string to send it via xmlrpc to my
site.

For example, when I send messages with quoted words to my blog, they
appear like:
EL NI=C3=83=E2=80=98O *|* El ni=C3=83=C2=B1o canta una canci=C3=B3n

Where it needs to say: "El Ni=C3=B1o canta una canci=C3=B3n" (I know, a stu=
pid
test).

So, I'm not looking to decode/encode a file, I'm looking to
encode/decode strings :(, thanks anyway!

Pablo

El vie, 05-12-2003 a las 12:04, Carlos Alberto Cortez Guevara escribi=C3=B3=
:
> Hi,
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> I don't know if I catched your question. If I'm not wrong, you want
> support for characters that are recognized by the stream. Sometime ago I
> had the same problem, and only had to spcify it when you create the
> stream object.
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> In my case, I made up  a stream with this
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> 	StreamReader reader =3D new StreamReader (file_name,=20
> 		new UTF7Encoding ());
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> With this, the input uses another encoding, ovveriding the default one.
> Maybe you will have to check if UTF7Encoding or UTF8Encoding is the best
> for you (Note that I haven't used XML in Mono too much ).
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> Regards,
> Carlos.
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> El vie, 05-12-2003 a las 14:23, Pablo Fischer escribi=C3=B3:
> > Hi!
> >=20
> > Well I have a another problem, When I send messages to my blog (via
> > xmlrpc) I receive them in a strange encoding.. for example que '=C3=A1'
> > (quoted a) appears like: =C3=84, strange.. So, somebody knows how to do=
 this?
> > I found that using Text.Encoding.. but I dont understand very well and
> > the examples that I have are from reading a file, I just want to Encode
> > a string=20
> >=20
> > Thanks!
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