I'm bumbed out, all I can do is ASCII for English characters.
I parse a lot of strings using it.
No other languages.
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I'm bumbed out, all I can do is ASCII for English characters.
I parse a lot of strings using it.
No other languages.
There was some posts about changing language pack inside Autocad, would the assci then work but as a different character ? I dont really want to change my language to test.
Other way may be to make your own character ids a=1 b=2 A=27 and check removing if match occurs.
I have discovered extended ascii codes.
does anyone have a good table reference?
Hopefully I can include characters from other languages.
Alt+ https://www.alt-codes.net/
AutoCAD Text Symbols and Special Characters Reference https://knowledge.autodesk.com/suppo...CDBE1-htm.html
An engineer friend installed Chinese to produce something but had to uninstall it to get back to working. It wasn't an easy switch.
A simpler way is to explore TTF. Try using word "symbol" in search for true type fonts.
Dont think of TTF as just a-z they can be anything press "a" and a house appears. We had hundreds of traffic signs.
here's an example table, the numbers don't line up with autocad ASCII extended command codes
https://theasciicode.com.ar/ascii-pr...i-code-65.html
ASCII does spit out a code though
Last edited by aaronic_abacus; 2021-01-20 at 09:22 AM.
The extended characters are not the same in every font what your link shows is for more normal fonts.
Go C:\windows\fonts pick a font then "Find a character" it will show all the characters. Win10
do you think if i went through the extended ascii set character by character with the ASCII command i could create my own table of numbers that will work as well as the original ascii set does?
Ok I wrote a autolisp program to step through each of the extended ascii characters spread sheet and give me the character code.
Attached is the result.
Last edited by aaronic_abacus; 2021-02-10 at 01:58 AM.