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Convert UCS-2 Little Endian to Ascii
Keywords: Convert UCS-2 UCS2 UTF 16 UTF16 UTF16LE Little Endian Ascii
Question:
Do you have any idea how I can convert an input file encoded as UCS-2 Little Endian to standard one byte US Ascii?Answer:
I believe the older UCS-2 is a similar character encoding that was superseded by UTF-16.In WinBatch, the definition of a "Unicode" string is that it contains UTF16-LE (little endian) encoded Unicode characters.
You can probably use the FileGetW function to read the UCS-2 Little Endian file into a Unicode string, then use the ChrUnicodeToString function to convert the Unicode string to an ANSI string, which can then be written out using FilePut.
Article ID: W18287
Filename: Convert UCS-2 Little Endian to Ascii.txt
File Created: 2014:03:28:09:10:12
Last Updated: 2014:03:28:09:10:12