CHARSET
Function
The CHARSET command to set the character set of the FirstClass script. Not supplying a number will result in the script being treated as the native character set. This command is useful for Application Developer installation scripts.
Syntax
CHARSET CharSetNumber
Parameters
CharSetNumber |
The number that represents a desired character set: • Legacy 0 • UTF8 65001 •
Windows Latin 1252 • Macintosh Roman 10000 • Windows Cyrillic 1251 • Macintosh Cyrillic 10007 • Windows Central European 1250 • Macintosh East European 10029 • Japanese (Shift-JIS) 932 • Chinese (GB 3212 8-bit) 93 • Korean (KS C 5601 8-bit) 949 |
Examples
To set the character set to UTF8, enter the following:
CHARSET 65001
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:English Resources" myforms.fc
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:English Resources" myforms.fc
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:Deutsche Ressourcen" myforms.fc
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:Danske resourcer" myforms.fc
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:Recursos españoles" myforms.fc
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:Svenska resurser" myforms.fc
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:Ressource françaises" myforms.fc
UPDATE "Multi-Site Setup:FC Resource Registry:Suomenkieliset resurssit" myforms.fc
CHARSET
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