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Dme: /* Update forms of UNICODE */

2018-12-03T13:59:49Z

Update forms of UNICODE

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	<p class="code"><nowiki>UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage 0285		<p class="code"><nowiki>UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage 0285
	</nowiki></p>		</nowiki></p>
			<p>If the <var>UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage</var> <i>xxxx</i> command has not been specified in the online, the codpage used is 1047.</p>

	<dt>Trans E=h2 To U=hex4		<dt>Trans E=h2 To U=hex4
	<dd>Specify one-way translation from EBCDIC point ''h2'' to		<dd>Specify one-way translation from EBCDIC point ''h2'' to

Dme: /* Summary of topics */

2018-12-03T13:56:39Z

Summary of topics

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	For information about the maintenance of <var>XmlDoc</var>s in Unicode instead of		For information about the maintenance of <var>XmlDoc</var>s in Unicode instead of
	EBCDIC — see [[XmlDoc API#Strings and Unicode with the XmlDoc API\|Strings and Unicode with the XmlDoc API]].		EBCDIC — see [[XmlDoc API#Strings and Unicode with the XmlDoc API\|Strings and Unicode with the XmlDoc API]].

			==Common command:UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage xxxx==
			One common choice made by a customer is which Unicode codepage to use for their Model 204 onlines. This is achieved by a form of the <var>UNICODE</var> command that specifies the <var>[[#baseCpg\|Base Codepage]]</var>.
			===Default Base Codepage shipped with Model 204: 1047===
			If the <var>UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage</var> <i>xxxx</i> command has not been specified in the online, the codpage used is 1047.

	==Summary of topics==		==Summary of topics==

Dme: /* Update forms of UNICODE */

2018-12-03T13:56:01Z

Update forms of UNICODE

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	<var>UNICODE</var> command follow:		<var>UNICODE</var> command follow:
	<dl>		<dl>
	<dt>Base Codepage name		<dt id="baseCpg">Base Codepage name
	<dd>Replace the current translation tables with those derived from the		<dd>Replace the current translation tables with those derived from the
	named codepage.		named codepage.

JAL: minor formatting

2018-01-12T22:14:41Z

minor formatting

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	substituted for a particular value in the command.		substituted for a particular value in the command.

	====Display forms of UNICODE====		===Display forms of UNICODE===
	The <var>UNICODE</var> subcommands that produce information displays are described below.		The <var>UNICODE</var> subcommands that produce information displays are described below.
	In the descriptions:		In the descriptions:
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	</dl>		</dl>

	====Update forms of UNICODE====		===Update forms of UNICODE===
	The updating forms of the <var>UNICODE</var> command begin with the		The updating forms of the <var>UNICODE</var> command begin with the
	keyword <code>Table</code> and have the following format:		keyword <code>Table</code> and have the following format:

JAL: add note: Unicode standard not same as Janus STANDARD

2018-01-12T21:57:50Z

add note: Unicode standard not same as Janus STANDARD

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	<p class="code">UNICODE Table <span class="term">tablename subcommand</span>		<p class="code">UNICODE Table <span class="term">tablename subcommand</span>
	</p>		</p>
			<p>
	The ''tablename'' default value is <code>Standard</code>.		The ''tablename'' default (and only) value is <code>Standard</code>.
			</p>
			<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> You are reminded that the Unicode standard table discussed on this page is <b>not</b> the same as the standard [[Translate tables\|Janus translation table]] (whose name is typically shown in uppercase as "STANDARD"). </p>
	<p>		<p>
	The ''subcommand'' values are described below. </p>		The ''subcommand'' values are described below. </p>

Dme: /* Unicode and Unicode-related intrinsic methods */

2016-07-07T18:03:49Z

Unicode and Unicode-related intrinsic methods

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	The <var>String</var> methods that produce a <var>Unicode</var> result are among this [[List of String methods]].		The <var>String</var> methods that produce a <var>Unicode</var> result are among this [[List of String methods]].
	As one example, the <var>[[EbcdicToUnicode (String function)\|EbcdicToUnicode]]</var>		As one example, the <var>[[EbcdicToUnicode (String function)\|EbcdicToUnicode]]</var>
	function converts an EBCDIC string to <var>Unicode</var>. </p></li>		function converts an EBCDIC string to <var>Unicode</var>. </p>

			A very useful [[System classes and methods#Constant methods\|constant method]] is the <var>[[U (String function)\|U]]</var> function, particularly to make it easy to use XHTML entities. For example, the following fragment uses square bracket entities (<code>&lsqb;</code> and <code>&rsqb;</code>) so that the XPath expression is independent of the <var>UNICODE</var> table in effect:
			<p class=code>%nod = %doc:selectSingleNode('*/company[@name="Rocket"]':u)</p>

	<li>Translation methods		<li>Translation methods

JAL: add link

2016-07-05T22:25:06Z

add link

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	<li>If the result is <code>ADBD</code>, then your terminal is probably		<li>If the result is <code>ADBD</code>, then your terminal is probably
	using codepage 1047, the same as the current Unicode default.		using codepage 1047, the same as the current SOUL [[#Support for the ASCII subset of Unicode\|Unicode tables]] default.
	This is probably a good indication that your applications may		This is probably a good indication that your applications may
	be inconsistent, with some using the 0037/0285 brackets, and some		be inconsistent, with some using the 0037/0285 brackets, and some

JAL: add link

2016-05-27T20:02:50Z

add link

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	<p>		<p>
	For more information about square bracket issues, see		For more information about square bracket issues, see
	[[#Consistent XPath predicate errors — wrong codepage?\|Consistent XPath predicate errors — wrong codepage?]] and in [[#XPath predicate errors even after setting proper codepage\|XPath predicate errors even after setting proper codepage]]. </p></li>		[[#Consistent XPath predicate errors — wrong codepage?\|Consistent XPath predicate errors — wrong codepage?]] and in [[#XPath predicate errors even after setting proper codepage\|XPath predicate errors even after setting proper codepage]]. </p>
			<p>
			Under Model 204 7.6 and higher, you can also use [[Release notes for Model 204 version 7.6#New XHTML entities for square-bracket characters\|XHTML entities]] for left and right square-bracket characters to diminish this codepage issue.</p></li>
	</ul>		</ul>
	</dl>		</dl>

JAL: /* Corrected translations between ASCII/Unicode and EBCDIC */ add id "sqbrackets"

2016-05-09T20:34:29Z

Corrected translations between ASCII/Unicode and EBCDIC: add id "sqbrackets"

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	<li>translates now to ASCII X'A3' </li>		<li>translates now to ASCII X'A3' </li>
	</ul>		</ul>
	<dt>EBCDIC X'BA'/X'BB' versus X'AD'/X'BD' square brackets		<dt id="sqbrackets">EBCDIC X'BA'/X'BB' versus X'AD'/X'BD' square brackets
	<dd><ul>		<dd><ul>
	<li>For codepage 1047, the default, the EBCDIC square brackets are X'AD' and X'BD' </li>		<li>For codepage 1047, the default, the EBCDIC square brackets are X'AD' and X'BD' </li>

JAL: typo

2016-05-09T19:39:53Z

typo

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	<li>If the result is <code>BABB</code>, then your terminal is probably		<li>If the result is <code>BABB</code>, then your terminal is probably
	using codepage 0037 (or, in the United Kingdom, codepage 0285).		using codepage 0037 (or, in the United Kingdom, codepage 0285).
	You can change the <var class="product">~~Sirius Mods~~</var> Unicode processing to use that codepage		You can change the <var class="product">Model 204</var> Unicode processing to use that codepage
	by inserting the appropriate following command as part of <var class="product">Model 204</var> initialization:		by inserting the appropriate following command as part of <var class="product">Model 204</var> initialization:
	<p class="code">UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage 0037		<p class="code">UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage 0037
	</p>		</p>
	<p>		<p>
	or, in the UK: </p>		Or, in the UK: </p>
	<p class="code">UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage 0285		<p class="code">UNICODE Table Standard Base Codepage 0285
	</p>		</p>