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I’m curious about if somebody has this problem with an apostrope typed from a keyboard of a iPad or iPhone?
the character is different than a PC ASCII
Typed in from ipad O’Sullivan 79 226 128 153 83 117 108 108 105 118 97 110 13 10
typed from a PC O'Sullivan 79 39 83 117 108 108 105 118 97 110 13 10
is there an option in Settings that must by used to get US ASCII coded
iPad Pro, 16
Jim9278 wrote:
I’m curious about if somebody has this problem with an apostrope typed from a keyboard of a iPad or iPhone?
I’m sorry, but I fail to see what the problem is. I can type an apostrophe on my iPad, no problem. You are hung up on the way it looks?
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Demo wrote:
I’m sorry, but I fail to see what the problem is. I can type an apostrophe on my iPad, no problem. You are hung up on the way it looks?
Apostrophe and quotes come in two flavors, straight and curly, with different Uncode codepoints. Turning on Apple's "smart punctuation" generates curly ones, which cannot be used for certain purposes,
I realize that you the expert on keyboards and languages, but enlighten as to what the advantage is to using US ASCII coded apostrophes in an iPad or iPhone.
I also realize that my ignorance is showing, but I want to learn as well.
EDIT - I didn’t see your post before I posted again. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
not Hung up on the way it looks. It generates a different ASCII code that may be contributing to a problem
Typed in. O’Sullivan 79 226 128 153 83 117 108 108 105 118 97 110 13 10
Pasted from rd scr O'Sullivan 79 39 83 117 108108 105 118 97 110 13 10
The code 39 that is the Ascii standard for an apostrophe. But when typed in, it translates to 226 128 153 instead of 39
I was the one that asked if you were hung up on the look, not Tom. Please accept my apology for not understanding what you were saying.
And please see Tom’s response to you. He is the expert in such matters.
Demo wrote: I realize that you the expert on keyboards and languages, but enlighten as to what the advantage is to using US ASCII coded apostrophes in an iPad or iPhone.
One possible disadvantage of using the other kind is that it makes your text Unicode UTF-8, which can reduce the number of characters permitted in some message systems.
Otherwise it can be just the matter of being consistent throughout the text or making sure that the text is properly understood by apps or processes or search systems which may only accept ASCII.
Jim9278 wrote:
is there an option in Settings that must by used to get US ASCII coded
Yes, just go to settings > general > keyboard and turn OFF Smart Punctuation
Thank you. That helped
Got it. Thanks again.
Thank you. The smart punctuation setting fixed the problems
is the apostrope on ipad different that us ASCII apostrope.
