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Mapping HP48 Text to Unicode - Chris Dreher - 12-09-2012 Here is a table for how to translate HP48 text characters into Unicode characters, which is what modern computers use for text. Now HP48 developers create software that transfers, displays, or edits HP48 characters (ex: copying a file from an HP48 calc to a computer) with code that will reliably display a corresponding character. By using this mapping table, we should be able to avoid the garbage data, bugs, and crashes that has been an issue for some PC/Mac/Linux side HP48 software.
Further details and explanations in an easier to read format is available at
Mapping HP48 Text to Unicode
If you are using UTF-8, then it is necessary to encode each Unicode characters into the appropriate 1, 2, or 3 byte sequences.
Resources Re: Mapping HP48 Text to Unicode - peacecalc - 12-09-2012 Hello Chris,
is that also a problem by transferring files between HP 50g and PC?
Thank you for your efforts, Edited: 9 Dec 2012, 3:30 a.m.
Re: Mapping HP48 Text to Unicode - David Hayden - 12-10-2012 Chris, Thanks for putting this together. Can I suggest that you put it in the articles section of this forum? This seems like a useful bit of information.
Dave
Re: Mapping HP48 Text to Unicode - Chris Dreher - 12-11-2012 I'm no expert on the HP 49/50 line of products. However, I did find an HP-49 manual at http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/bpia5324.pdf Overall, the table I provided is fine with the following exceptions. Someone will need to search the Unicode tables for the correct character.
Dec Hex Name Re: Mapping HP48 Text to Unicode - Chris Dreher - 12-11-2012 That's a great idea! I'll look into writing one.
Re: Mapping HP48 Text to Unicode - peacecalc - 12-11-2012 Hello Chris,
thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Greetings |