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Heckin no thank you! The FCC ULS database records are stored in a combination of no fewer than three different encodings(1252, UTF8, and something else for a h
by bobmcnamara 3y ago
Heckin no thank you!
The FCC ULS database records are stored in a combination of no fewer than three different encodings(1252, UTF8, and something else for a handful of German names) that vary per record.
When I brought this up they said something to the effect of: it's already unicodes it has tilde letters!
- eythian 3y agoI did once have a file that had UTF8, Windows-1252, MARC8, and VT100 (really) all mixed up in it. I think the data had gone through multiple migrations between software in its past. I had write to my own "clean this as well as possible" thing, and it did a good enough job.