28.09.2012, 19:54
When i try to type something like "洗k", "品k", the Chinese character will be changed into a question mark.
The hexadecimal value of the characters in Big5 code for "洗k" is AC7F6B. both Chinese characters have the same latter byte, i.e. they are AB7F and AC7F, which the value 7F are common value. Only the letter k can cause the bug while the other English characters don't. I guess there is something to do with the part 7F6B of the text.
Also, trying something like "哂FFFFFF}" will also be changed into a question mark, because the latter byte of the Chinese character is the same as that of a "{", making the system to misunderstood that it's a colour code in the chat, which will be removed and ignored directly, and the fore half byte of the Chinese character will remains as a question mark as it's an unknown character.
The hexadecimal value of the characters in Big5 code for "洗k" is AC7F6B. both Chinese characters have the same latter byte, i.e. they are AB7F and AC7F, which the value 7F are common value. Only the letter k can cause the bug while the other English characters don't. I guess there is something to do with the part 7F6B of the text.
Also, trying something like "哂FFFFFF}" will also be changed into a question mark, because the latter byte of the Chinese character is the same as that of a "{", making the system to misunderstood that it's a colour code in the chat, which will be removed and ignored directly, and the fore half byte of the Chinese character will remains as a question mark as it's an unknown character.