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Re: status of UTF-8 support?
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Ben Pfaff |
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Re: status of UTF-8 support? |
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Mon, 25 Oct 2010 19:51:56 -0700 |
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Rob Messer <address@hidden> writes:
> What is the current status of support for including UTF-8 characters
> in PSPP output? My company is using the Perl interface to import
> survey data into PSPP, and generally it works very well. However,
> we've never been able to use it when our dataset includes labels and
> records in languages like Japanese and Chinese. I know there have
> been some recent updates to PSPP, so last week we upgraded to 0.7.5
> and tried that, but it still didn't seem to work for our test Japanese
> and Chinese data. Is it supposed to be supported? And if not in
> 0.7.5, perhaps in the latest development snapshot? Thanks,
John Darrington and I talked about this briefly in IRC this
morning. We didn't know a reason that UTF-8 shouldn't work.
Could you provide a small example? Perhaps a brief Perl script
and a small .sav file, along with the actual output that you get
from PSPP and the output that expect.
Thanks,
Ben.
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