Greetings everyone.
I have a problem using a flat file connector, which I use to convert a fixed length .txt file to xml. the conversion is successful, but the characters present that have accents are converted with the symbol � in the resulting xml. Are there any settings or workarounds to avoid this?
address in the .txt file → 3 AVENUE DES SPÉLUGUES
address in the xml file → 3 AVENUE DES SP�LUGUES
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me
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XML Conversion Problem: Accented Characters (É) Result in � Symbol
Best answer by Piet Potappel
Usually this is the effect of conversion from ASCII to UNICODE.
You could use a more sophisticated editor like NOTEPAD++ to see what the new character has become.
This post might help you in Arc :-)
Replacing non-ASCII characters in a file | Community (cdata.com)
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Usually this is the effect of conversion from ASCII to UNICODE.
You could use a more sophisticated editor like NOTEPAD++ to see what the new character has become.
This post might help you in Arc :-)
Replacing non-ASCII characters in a file | Community (cdata.com)
Thanks for the reply and advice.
I tried to really understand how this symbol is interpreted (and his real value) but this is also displayed to me by opening the xml generated with notepad++
For the moment I found the script you suggested useful, passing the txt file is "corrected" and the char "É" is converted into "E"
For the moment I can proceed like this but I would like to be able to save the exact information data as it is passed to me. I'm trying to understand if I can somehow extend and/or modify the suggested script.
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