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Author COBOL (zOS) and Unicode
Bertram

2005-02-10, 3:55 am

Is there a possibility to convert the e.g. html-notation of unicode like
〹 to a "normal" cobol structure like PIC N(...) and can COBOL convert
it back?

Whow does COBOL store data in PIC N if the unicode needs more than 2 bytes?


LX-i

2005-02-10, 3:55 am

Bertram wrote:
> Is there a possibility to convert the e.g. html-notation of unicode like
> 〹 to a "normal" cobol structure like PIC N(...) and can COBOL convert
> it back?


You can look at Function Char - strip off the &#, and it'll give you the
character. I'm not sure how high up those codes go, though, and whether
it only supports ASCII output, or Unicode. It would be where I would
start, though. :)


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