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Maybe a stupid question: I am trying to use a custom charset in oclhc which contains the question mark '?' (like this: -1 '?u?l?d!§$%&?'). But I can't find an escape character so that it is not taken as the token of a predefined charset, and oclhc throws a syntax error. Is there an escape char (backslash doesn't work)?
Thanks
-J
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currently you can not specify the question mark because there is no escape character in parsing routine :-) v0.26 will have hex charset support...
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(02-21-2011, 12:32 AM)atom Wrote: currently you can not specify the question mark because there is no escape character in parsing routine :-) v0.26 will have hex charset support...
Thank you for the info - by the way, I noticed that john uses '??' for this.
Best
-J