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Nonpharma_db SQLite database is configured for UTF8, but the files downloaded to populate the database are using ANSI which makes diacritics looks like '�'.
For example:
BIOLIGO Selenium L�s pr�paration comptoir 250 ml
Maybe it's necessary to convert the description string to utf-8 before filling the database? Using something like this maybe? (sorry my c++ is very rusty :P )
#include <string>
#include <codecvt>
std::string to_utf8(std::string str, std::locale loc = std::locale{}) {
using wcvt = std::wstring_convert<std::codecvt_utf8<char32_t>, char32_t>;
std::u32string wstr(str.size(), U'\0');
std::use_facet<std::ctype<char32_t>>(loc).widen(str.data(), str.data() + str.size(), &wstr[0]);
return wcvt{}.to_bytes(wstr.data(),wstr.data() + wstr.size());
}
Vielen Dank & Gruss
See: zdavatz/oddb2xml#100
Report by https://github.com/hx-paco
Nonpharma_db SQLite database is configured for UTF8, but the files downloaded to populate the database are using ANSI which makes diacritics looks like '�'.
For example:
BIOLIGO Selenium L�s pr�paration comptoir 250 mlMaybe it's necessary to convert the description string to utf-8 before filling the database? Using something like this maybe? (sorry my c++ is very rusty :P )
Vielen Dank & Gruss
See: zdavatz/oddb2xml#100