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Hi,
I am fighting some problems around Shift-JIS. We have variable length Shift-JIS encoded records that are terminated by 0xFE.
If 0xFE cannot appear on the low level respresentation of the data, we are clean and have a solution to detect the end of the record.
However, if 0xFE might appear on the low-level representation of the data as well, we might stop reading prematurely and would need to figure out other means to detect the end of the record.
Please note that this problem is not to be solved in .NET, but as Shift-JIS is a Microsoft engineered standard I am posting to this forum.
Thanks, Hanno
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I am fighting some problems around Shift-JIS. We have variable length Shift-JIS encoded records that are terminated by 0xFE.
If 0xFE cannot appear on the low level respresentation of the data, we are clean and have a solution to detect the end of the record.
However, if 0xFE might appear on the low-level representation of the data as well, we might stop reading prematurely and would need to figure out other means to detect the end of the record.
Please note that this problem is not to be solved in .NET, but as Shift-JIS is a Microsoft engineered standard I am posting to this forum.
Thanks, Hanno
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