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Pikka bird
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Here a Sample Code:

Code
alias test {

  var %spec.asctmp 🤣
  var %spec.asc $asc(🤣)
  var %spec.asc1 $asc(%spec.asctmp)

  var %spec.chrtmp $chr(55358)
  var %spec.chr $chr(%spec.asc)
  var %spec.chr1 $chr(%spec.asc1)

  echo -a SPEC.ASCTMP: %spec.asctmp
  echo -a SPEC.ASC: %spec.asc
  echo -a SPEC.ASC1: %spec.asc1
  echo -a SPEC.CHRTMP: %spec.chrtmp
  echo -a SPEC.CHR: %spec.chr
  echo -a SPEC.CHR1: %spec.chr1
  echo -a Copy & Paste Character: 🤣
  echo 4 -a Can anyone explain this ?

}



Why is the smiley face displayed in the Mirc when copied and pasted, but not with $chr


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Hello, this is because of unicode and how mirc represent data with utf16, the smiley face use two 16 bits value, called surrogates, to encode that character, when you use $asc(<smileyface) $asc will only return the value of the first 16 bits, the second 16 bits value can be obtained with $asc($mid(<smileyface>,2,1)).

$chr and $asc deal with 16 bits value, representing that smiley face takes two of them.


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Pikka bird
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Originally Posted by Wims
$chr and $asc deal with 16 bits value, representing that smiley face takes two of them.

That's it ! - Many Thanks :-)

You made my Day ! grin


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