[mkgmap-dev] Encoding problems
From Rich richlv at nakts.net on Wed Mar 9 15:10:04 GMT 2011
On 03/09/11 17:00, Marko Mäkelä wrote: > On Wed, Mar 09, 2011 at 04:02:38PM +0200, Rich wrote: >> so it might be that the file has properly encoded characters, but the >> device does not properly display them ? > > That is a possibility. Do the older Garmins (such as GPSMap 60 and Edge > 605/705) support anything else than the ISO 8859-1 like CP1252? I think > that I saw some hacked Russian firmware somewhere, with some 8-bit > Cyrillic encoding support, I suppose. no idea about older ones, but this specimen is etrex vista hcx >> if i "manually" compare what they look like on the gps device and >> onscreen, result on gps device seems to match what i get if i look at >> cp1257 (or iso-8859-13) encoded text in a unicode terminal... > > Do you mean UTF-8 interpreted as if it were cp1257 (multiple characters > per non-ASCII character)? Anything non-UTF-8, non-ASCII interpreted as > UTF-8 should show as � (U+FFFD). > > echo -e '\xdb\xc2\xd2\xcf\xde\r'|recode cp1257..utf8 > ŪĀŅĻŽ > echo -e '\xdb\xc2\xd2\xcf\xde\r'|recode cp1252..utf8 > ÛÂÒÏÞ > > The former interprets the codes as CP1257 and the latter as CP1252. Did > you see the latter on your GPS? the latter seems like what i'm seeing on the device with --codepage=cp-1257 > Marko -- Rich
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