c# unicode question

[Yang,Jun]

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Hi,all
if i wirte
string str =
"\u6570\u636e\u 5e93\u64cd\u4f5 c\u95ee\u9898\u ff0c\u8bf7\u60a 8\u91cd\u65b0\u 7
67b\u5f55\uff01 ";
dotNet can recognize as unicode ,and when i console.write() it , it can
show right chinese words.
but if i read this sentence from TextBox,dotNet will add @ , like str=
@"\u6570..." ;
When i console.write() ,i only can see "\u6570..." but not chinese words.

So,

is there any way to convert the string added @ to normal string ?
or i have to write a function to read every char and re-write to another
string ?

thx very much

Best Regards,
Yang,Jun yangj@blrcsv.ch ina.bell-labs.com

[Dave]

Re: c# unicode question

> dotNet will add @ , like str= @"\u6570..." ;

This will happen if you are setting the "Text" property using a designer since the PropertiesGrid control (used by VS.NET) will not
take escaped strings as input. Instead, set the property in code.

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> Hi,all
> if i wirte
> string str =
> "\u6570\u636e\u 5e93\u64cd\u4f5 c\u95ee\u9898\u ff0c\u8bf7\u60a 8\u91cd\u65b0\u 7
> 67b\u5f55\uff01 ";
> dotNet can recognize as unicode ,and when i console.write() it , it can
> show right chinese words.
> but if i read this sentence from TextBox,dotNet will add @ , like str=
> @"\u6570..." ;
> When i console.write() ,i only can see "\u6570..." but not chinese words.
>
> So,
>
> is there any way to convert the string added @ to normal string ?
> or i have to write a function to read every char and re-write to another
> string ?
>
> thx very much
>
> Best Regards,
> Yang,Jun yangj@blrcsv.ch ina.bell-labs.com
>
>[/color]

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Re: c# unicode question

Yang,Jun <yangj@blrcsv.c hina.bell-labs.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi,all
> if i wirte
> string str =
> "\u6570\u636e\u 5e93\u64cd\u4f5 c\u95ee\u9898\u ff0c\u8bf7\u60a 8\u91cd\u65b0\u 7
> 67b\u5f55\uff01 ";
> dotNet can recognize as unicode ,and when i console.write() it , it can
> show right chinese words.
> but if i read this sentence from TextBox,dotNet will add @ , like str=
> @"\u6570..." ;
> When i console.write() ,i only can see "\u6570..." but not chinese words.[/color]

Nope, it works fine in a textbox too - but only if you have the code
above. If you use the designer, you can't use the escape mechanisms as
above; it will automatically escape things for you.

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