Originally Posted by Iyanga
That's very unlikely.
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I'm surprised you would say that. I don't see why you would doubt me. What do I have to gain by lying. The names are from the Esohead.lua file from the
daily merge site?
Originally Posted by Iyanga
"\xEF\xBF\xBD" is just...garbage, so is \xd6.
You can verify this easily with the commands
/script d("\xEF\xBF\xBD")
and
/script d("\195\150")
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How do I specify a hex value of a char in Lua then. Most programming languages accept the above syntax. So EFBFBD becomes \xEF\xBF\xBD. I understand the syntax may be wrong that's why I'm asking. Do I define a BOM sequence with %EFBFBDx or what?
Also understand I am working from a file that has been through who knows what. I have to stick with what is given and try to come up with ways to match the chars I mentioned in the OP. In the event I can't do it I really don't care, but I wanted to at least try.