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I want to take input from user and print co-responding Ascii value. This might be similar to this However i am looking for specific code on emu8086.
Input: 01000001
Output A
Input: 00110000
Output 0

I am trying to import a Mainframe EDI File back to SQL Server using .NET and I am having problems unpacking some comp-3 fields.

This file was from one of our clients and I have the Copy Book layout for the following fields:

I am using codeigniter framework for my site, but in form_validation I am getting error I followed this link in stackoverflow but it didn't work for me followed link: idn_to_ascii() in 5.2.17

Issue:

code in codeigniter libraries/form_validation.php:

Before voting for close as duplicate please ensure that it does actually answer my particular question here. Questions may look similar, but I haven't found an answer for mine. Thank you.

I am looking for a way to convert arbitrary scalar character into its HTML encoded form. I do not want just encode <, ", etc. but whole text.

So the text of form

The "Transparent native-to-ascii conversion" in IntelliJ is very good. But I only need it for i18n. I also have native Characters in my other configuration Properties files. I don't want them to be converted. Is there a way to exclude paths or files for this "Transparent native-to-ascii conversion" feature?

On SQL Server (2016+), I have data stored in a varbinary column, saved by some Java application, which contains a mixture of binary data and ASCII text. I want to search the column using a like operator or otherwise to look for certain ASCII strings, and then view the returned values as ASCII (so that I can read the surrounding text).

The data contains non-characters such as "00" (0x00), and these seem to stop SQL Server from converting the string as might otherwise be possible according to the answers at Hex to ASCII string conversion on the fly . In the example below, it can be seen that the byte "00" stops the parsing of the ASCII.

I have not been able to find a reliable solution for my problem, what i'm simply trying to do is create some function which:

• takes an rows and columns position in the terminal.

• calls mvinch(window_object , rows, cols), which returns an unsigned int which corresponds to the character in the terminal at that position.

• returns the ascii character associated with that unsigned int, effectively casting it back to a char.

Here is an example of my code in c++11:

I have a large plain text document (UTF-8) that contains letters, numbers, spaces, and special characters etc.

I want to convert all the individual characters in the text document into numbers, and then represent the document as a numpy array.

Can I use the inbuilt python ord() function for this?

My understanding is that it returns an integer representing the Unicode code point of the character, but only takes on in one character at a time and I'm wondering if there's a better way to convert a large text document to numbers.

Or can I just iterate through the entire document with the ord() function?

edit

I basically want to do something exactly like this! but natively in python https://www.browserling.com/tools/text-to-ascii

This is what I currently have

The Project:

I'm parsing a CSV file and am inserting its data into a database. In a loop I take the CSV values and validate them (make sure they're populated), and the values are stored like this: