I need to be able to use ord() to get the same value as javascript's charCodeAt() function. The problem is that ord() doesn't support UTF8. How can I get Ą to translate to 260 in PHP? I've tried so...

In Python you can convert an integer into a character and a character into an integer with ord() and chr(): >>>a = "a" >>>b = ord(a) + 1 >>>b = chr(b) I am loo...

I have a newtype and I want to implement Ord: use std::cmp::{Ord, Ordering}; struct MyType(isize); impl Ord for MyType { fn cmp(&self, &other: Self) -> Ordering { let MyType(ref lhs)...

It's possible to print the hexcode of the emoji with u'\uXXX' pattern in Python, e.g. >>> print(u'\u231B') ⌛ However, if I have a list of hex code like 231B, just "adding" the string w...

The official Python documentation explains ord(c) ord(c): Given a string representing one Unicode character, return an integer representing the Unicode code point of that character. For exampl...

I want to document the hex unicode code points for strings that are cut and pasted into bash as an argument. ord does not do this; ord seems to only work within ascii bounds. Most of what I've fou...

I'm currently learning C# and was wondering if C# has an equivalent to chr and ord.

I am trying to port a Python library called heroprotocol from Python 2 to Python 3. This library is used to parse replay files from an online game called Heroes of the Storm, for the purpose ...

I've searched on how to do this in python and I can't find an answer. If you have a string: >>> value = 'abc' How would you increment all characters in a string by 1? So the inp...

Programming beginner here. (Python 2.7) Is there a work around for using more than a single character for Python's ord function? For example, I have a hex string '\xff\x1a' which I'd like the dec...

I have some code like: import os, struct, time # Create a packet by building it with a dummy checksum first, # then computing and replacing the checksum field. myChecksum = 0 pid = os.getpid() &am...

I wish to compute a simple checksum : just adding the values of all bytes. The quickest way I found is: checksum = sum([ord(c) for c in buf]) But for 13 Mb data buf, it takes 4.4 s : too long (...

Python beginner here. Trying to learn by reading code here and there. Came across this in a program designed to open Excel files in python. This function does a simple job--converts an Excel column...