Sender: zeppeli zeppeli , Area: ANSI Title: Re: single byte via 2ch Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Wednesday, March 16, 2011 16:00:39, site mail The kaomoji, including orz, came from Japan. There are also many pictures in this area. They are often found in some discussion forums such as 2ch. Even TV and movies such as Train Man have a lot of emoticons, etc. This is recognized by everyone as part of the history of asciiart. On the other hand, what we generally call single-byte refers to the half-width characters that can be typed in the English input method. !@#$%^&,;":abc123 and other characters can be seen directly on the keyboard In the example you gave, many characters are double-byte. Such as tab, herringbone, inverted A, etc. This is why I said yours is not a single byte. There are many works created using double bytes I believe that many of the excellent works that Mr. Shelley will introduce use double bytes. Only use single byte. This version has a great guy hizsy who has many excellent works. In one sentence, kaomoji, single byte, are two different concepts, expressed in single byte. As for whether certain special characters can be typed, this is not entirely a problem with fterm. Because using fterm, you can also use Ctrl o in the editing interface on Shuimu to call up the internal code and enter double-byte special characters. Including the tab characters mentioned earlier, etc. However, some characters such as reverse A cannot be typed. This is determined by the character set encoding setting adopted by bbs. You can also use fterm to access PTT and appreciate or publish ANSI works. This aspect is no worse than pcman. You just need to set the encoding display method appropriately, etc. Maybe the function of fterm is not powerful enough, but in the final analysis it is just a connection tool A connection tool that mainly serves mainland BBS using GB encoding Some special characters cannot be entered. This is a character set encoding problem, not an fterm problem. Coding problems make it inconvenient to communicate between ANSI works in different regions Some characters are encoded in big5 but not encoded in gb. As a result, some ANSI diagrams of Taiwanese BBS cannot be displayed normally when they are converted from big5 to gb. To see it, you have to go to the coding environment. For example, call pcman under traditional appocale to see it. Is it the same word with two colors?u The second half of the slash can be expressed normally on PTT, but not on Shuimu or Guanghua, etc. Nowadays, the main way to view works with different encodings is through web images, such as http: www.ansiart.org Another example is the link attached to your post. We hope to have powerful software that can achieve perfect conversion between works of different encodings Mentioned in the masterpiece of Handing God's Hand: : This is called kaomoji in Japan. It is still very developed in Japan. First of all, it is popular among Japanese high school girls to use it. : However, now this has been developed and used by many people. : Compared to mainland China’s ANSI, I feel that not many people use it. : I feel like they all lead to the same destination through different paths. : Some characters cannot be typed because fterm is garbage, right? : Mentioned in zeppeli zeppeli's masterpiece: : : This is not a single byte. At least it is different from what we use. : : For example, vertical lines of different lengths, diagonal lines like comma, herringbone, inverted A, small circles above diagonally, tab characters like this below : : mentioned in daviddvd 0519 HiHigh Group's masterpiece "Moving Alone into the Unknown Future": Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 159.226.25.*] Modification: zeppeli on March 16, 2011 16:03:37 [FROM: 159.226.25.*]