Quote:
Originally Posted by Doitsu
You'll need to replace all accented characters with hexadecimal Unicode codes:
Code:
ā \x101
ī \x12b
ū \x16b
ḷ \x1e37
ṇ \x1e47
For example to replace Krishna with Kṛṣṇa you'd use:
Code:
1\Name=Krishna
1\Find=Krishna
1\Replace=K\x1e5b\x1e63\x1e47\x61
(For some odd reason the last "a" also needed to be encoded as a hexadecimal character. Maybe @KevinH or @DiapDealer can shed some light on this.) |
So, I think there is an issue with using two different forms of the hex codes. In your example, beautiful as it is, it is a solid string of hex codes. without being followed by anoter hex code,
how does the software know that some of the hex are 3 digit and some are 4?
Is there some way to wrap the codes so it is clear where they start and stop?
Again, sorry if I am using wrong terminology.