Open jan-perl opened 1 year ago
Can you check if the characterset while working with the .csv file in a text editor, e.g. Notepad ++, is set to UTF-8
I re-created the table in code from buurten in https://github.com/ObjectVision/GeoDMS/wiki/CBS-gemeente-wijk-buurt-kaart see new definition of gemfrompc4 in https://github.com/jan-perl/EPcheck/blob/main/cfg/EPcheck.dms
the problem with rlookup persists, even though both tables are now read from the buurten en wijken dbf.
@Martin: hoe worden bij jou dergelijke UTF8 namen uit een .dbf gelezen en in rlookup verwerkt ?
@jan-perl Is this still an issue? And if yes could you post a screenshot of the misspelling?
trying to match gemeentenaam in https://github.com/jan-perl/EPcheck/blob/main/cfg/EPcheck.dms I see inconsistent behavior in unicode. SourceData/gemfrompc4/Gemeentenaam is an fss imported from a csv file SourceData/CBS_2022/gemeenten/Gemeentenaam comes from the example https://github.com/ObjectVision/GeoDMS/wiki/CBS-gemeente-wijk-buurt-kaart
the rlookup match fails for Súdwest-Fryslân and in the table view, it is sometimed displayed correctly (mostly from the csv/fss), and sometimes not Displayed as: Súdwest-Fryslân
I assume that unicode implementation is not yet consistent.