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OriginalGriff17-Jan-20 1:01

OriginalGriff

17-Jan-20 1:01

Um ... Char.IsWhiteSpace Method (System) | Microsoft Docs[^] and Char.GetUnicodeCategory Method (System) | Microsoft Docs[^]
Or am I missing something?

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honey the codewitch17-Jan-20 2:23

17-Jan-20 2:23

Only works for 16 bit unicode values. Not these 32bit surrogates

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RugbyLeague17-Jan-20 2:40

RugbyLeague

17-Jan-20 2:40

"So what the hell are you supposed to do with these values"

hope they never appear.

honey the codewitch17-Jan-20 3:52

17-Jan-20 3:52

Pretty much! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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BillWoodruff17-Jan-20 22:40

BillWoodruff

17-Jan-20 22:40

idea: research using Unicode categories in your RegEx ? [^]

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honey the codewitch17-Jan-20 22:58

17-Jan-20 22:58

I am using those.

The category for surrogates is surrogate. Not helpful.

Combining a hi and lo surrogate you get a 2 char string.

The 2 char string cannot be queried for its unicode category in .NET AFAIK

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BillWoodruff18-Jan-20 2:20

BillWoodruff

18-Jan-20 2:20

honey the codewitch wrote:
The 2 char string cannot be queried for its unicode category in .NET AFAIK

It is a mess, but, check this against what you expect, now:

public void PrintUniCodeRange(int sc, int ec)
{
    bool isKey;
    
    string key = "";

    for (int i = sc; i <= ec; i++)
    {
        string ucString = char.ConvertFromUtf32(i);
        
        isKey = i < 256;

        if (isKey) key = ((Keys)Enum.Parse(typeof(Keys), i.ToString())).ToString();

        UnicodeCategory cat = Char.GetUnicodeCategory(ucString, 0);

        if (cat != UnicodeCategory.OtherNotAssigned)
        {
            Console.WriteLine($"#{i} | Unicode Category: {cat} {(isKey ? "! Keys Enum: " + key : "")}");
        }
    }
}

Calling the above with 8192 to 8233 parameters:

#8192 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8193 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8194 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8195 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8196 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8197 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8198 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8199 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8200 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8201 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8202 | Unicode Category: SpaceSeparator 
#8203 | Unicode Category: Format 
#8204 | Unicode Category: Format 
#8205 | Unicode Category: Format 
#8206 | Unicode Category: Format 
#8207 | Unicode Category: Format 
#8208 | Unicode Category: DashPunctuation 
#8209 | Unicode Category: DashPunctuation 
#8210 | Unicode Category: DashPunctuation 
#8211 | Unicode Category: DashPunctuation 
#8212 | Unicode Category: DashPunctuation 
#8213 | Unicode Category: DashPunctuation 
#8214 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8215 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8216 | Unicode Category: InitialQuotePunctuation 
#8217 | Unicode Category: FinalQuotePunctuation 
#8218 | Unicode Category: OpenPunctuation 
#8219 | Unicode Category: InitialQuotePunctuation 
#8220 | Unicode Category: InitialQuotePunctuation 
#8221 | Unicode Category: FinalQuotePunctuation 
#8222 | Unicode Category: OpenPunctuation 
#8223 | Unicode Category: InitialQuotePunctuation 
#8224 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8225 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8226 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8227 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8228 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8229 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8230 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8231 | Unicode Category: OtherPunctuation 
#8232 | Unicode Category: LineSeparator 
#8233 | Unicode Category: ParagraphSeparator

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honey the codewitch18-Jan-20 3:11

18-Jan-20 3:11

hmm, I wonder what my test was doing wrong, because GetUnicodeCategory(string, int) was returning only single char values for me i thought. maybe i had a bug

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honey the codewitch18-Jan-20 3:34

So ... Brexit is due in two weeks. But what if other countries decided to leave?

18-Jan-20 3:34

Thank you! Turns out there was a bug in my code where i wasn't passing doublechar strings in. They ended up single char.

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OriginalGriff16-Jan-20 23:49

OriginalGriff

16-Jan-20 23:49

What would we call it then? Here are Some suggestions[^] Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: So ... Brexit is due in two weeks. But what if other countries decided to leave?

musefan17-Jan-20 0:05

musefan

17-Jan-20 0:05

Some funny ones there Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Yet it annoyed me (a lot more than it should have) that France and Poland didn't adhere to the use of the country's name! Mad | :mad:

Re: So ... Brexit is due in two weeks. But what if other countries decided to leave?

Sharp Ninja20-Jan-20 5:26

Sharp Ninja

20-Jan-20 5:26

Why would France do it lie anyone else?

Re: So ... Brexit is due in two weeks. But what if other countries decided to leave?

Greg Utas17-Jan-20 0:50

Greg Utas

17-Jan-20 0:50

Telling that there wasn't one for Germany. DoneMark is very close to how it's actually pronounced natively (in Norwegian and Swedish, at any rate; Danish has been referred to as a throat disease rather than a language).

Re: So ... Brexit is due in two weeks. But what if other countries decided to leave?

dan!sh 17-Jan-20 2:51

dan!sh

17-Jan-20 2:51

That website is a gem!

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Sound of the Week

Sander Rossel16-Jan-20 22:42

16-Jan-20 22:42

Frédéric Chopin - Impromptu no. 4 in C sharp minor, Op. posth. 66 (Fantaisie Impromptu)[^]

If, a few years back, you told me I'd be listening to Chopin I'd tell you you're crazy.
I didn't care much for the many piano notes that don't always seem to have a head or tails.
But I heard this on the radio on my way to piano lessons.
It sounded familiar, but I don't know from where.
The first bars are the same as Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, but it's the bars after that that sounded familiar.
Well, it's one of Chopin's most famous pieces so I probably just heard it here and there.
Funny thing is that it was published after Chopin's death even though Chopin explicitly stated he didn't want anything published after he passed.
So this is my first SOTW of 2020.
Chopin would be proud Big Grin | :-D

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Jörgen Andersson16-Jan-20 22:58

Jörgen Andersson

16-Jan-20 22:58

We all grow up sooner or later.

Soon enough you'll be listening to Eric Satie and Joaquin Rodrigo.

And on that note: Your future Smile | :)

[^]

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Sander Rossel17-Jan-20 1:44

17-Jan-20 1:44

Jörgen Andersson wrote:
Eric Satie

I've listened to Satie for most of my life, mostly because my father really likes it Laugh | :laugh:

Jörgen Andersson wrote:
Joaquin Rodrigo

Didn't know him, but that's something I could listen to anyway Wink | ;)

Jörgen Andersson wrote:
And on that note: Your future [^]

Oh hell no! Laugh | :laugh:

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Rodrigo: Fantasia para un gentilhombre - John Williams* - YouTube[^]

Jörgen Andersson17-Jan-20 4:39

Jörgen Andersson

17-Jan-20 4:39

Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello

Sander Rossel17-Jan-20 9:32

17-Jan-20 9:32

That's what I was listening to earlier today.
It's very soundtracky and very nice Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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phil.o16-Jan-20 23:01

phil.o

16-Jan-20 23:01

I like your eclecticism Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Here are a couple more, since you opened that door:
Chopin Nocturne in C-sharp minor, Op. posth. Jan Lisiecki - YouTube[^]
Chopin Nocturne Op.9 No.2 (Arthur Rubinstein) - YouTube[^]

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Sander Rossel17-Jan-20 1:56

17-Jan-20 1:56

Pianist: "Good evening."
Audience: *Laughs*
They have a weird sense of humor Unsure | :~

I'm listening to more Chopin already.
My dad has a box with all his piano works which I've borrowed Big Grin | :-D

His Nocturne No. 9 is very famous and beautiful, so I knew it already Big Grin | :-D

And then there's his most famous piece that everyone knows, but no one knows it's Chopin: Frédéric Chopin's Piano Sonata No 2 in B flat minor, Funeral March [HD] - YouTube[^]
And speaking of famous marches that everyone knows: Wedding March - Felix Mendelssohn - YouTube[^]

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David O'Neil19-Jan-20 14:52

David O'Neil

19-Jan-20 14:52

Nice. Here's about the only new music to appear lately. Not much different than some old stuff, but even a little change is good: Nils Andreas - Phoenix.

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Sander Rossel20-Jan-20 0:50

The CAT scan results are in...

20-Jan-20 0:50

Also nice

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Sander Rossel16-Jan-20 21:36