Reading a single byte isn't strictly enough Nigel
I am using the following to create a text file. But I need the text file saved in UTF-8 format. How can I do that? Dim filesys, filetxt, getname, path Set filesys = CreateObject('Scripting.FileSystemObject') Set filetxt = filesys.CreateTextFile('c: mms.cfg', True) path = filesys. This is very easy inPOwerSHell but not so easy in.
For a Little-endian Unicode file, there would be ff,fe at the start
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For a Big-Endian Unicode file, there would be fe,ff at the start
For a UTF-8 file, there would be ef,bb,bf at the start
If the file contains ANSI data then it means it contains text in one of the many single-byte or multi-byte character sets, and your tests could then mistake the contents
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A better way of reading the leading bytes (avoiding character-set conversion by the Input() function) might be:
Dim b() As Byte, iFn As Integer
iFn = FreeFile()
Open sFile For Binary Access Read As #iFn
ReDim b(LOF(iFn) - 1)
Get #iFn, , b
' Tests bytes b(0) to b(2), if they're present (file may be less than 3 bytes long)
Close #iFn
Tony Proctor
> How to do that programmatically?
> I do not care what language etc, only I need to know whether the outside
> text (open text file or Excel spreadsheet) is Unicode or not.
> Jack
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For a file (add your own constants for XXX_FILE):
Public Function GetFileEncoding(fnam)
Dim b1, FileNum
On Error Resume Next
FileNum = FreeFile
Open fnam For Binary As #FileNum
b1 = Input(1, #FileNum)
If Asc(b1) = &HFF Then
GetFileEncoding = UNICODE_FILE
ElseIf Asc(b1) = &HEF Then
GetFileEncoding = UTF8_FILE
Else
GetFileEncoding = ANSI_FILE
End If
Close #FileNum
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End Function
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Nigel