Until today, just now to be precise, I didn’t know that UTF-8 encoding and Unicode encoding are different, there is a difference囧
There is a certain connection between them Yes, look at their differences:
<code>UTF-8的长度是不一定的,有可能是1、2、3字节 Unicode长度一定,2个字节(USC-2) UTF-8可以和Unicode互相转换</code>
Unicode (16) | UTF-8 (binary) |
---|---|
0000 - 007F | 0xxxxxxx |
0080 - 07FF | 110xxxxx 10xxxxxx |
0800 - FFFF | 1110xxxx 10xxxxxx 10xxxxxx |
The above table has two meanings. The first one is obviously Unicode Correspondence to UTF-8 character range , there is another way to see how Unicode and UTF-8 can be converted to each other:
UTF-8 encoded binary is matched with the above three formats, and the fixed bits are removed after matching (Non-x position in the table), and then every 8-bit group from right to left. If there are not enough 8-bits, the left side will not be collected. Make up 2 bytes and 16 bits. These 16 bits represent the Unicode encoding corresponding to UTF-8. , take a look at the following examples:
The text encoding format in the above picture is UTF-8, and you can use WinHex to see its hexadecimal representation
<code>字符 => UTF-8 => UTF-8二进制=> 去掉固定位置凑够16位的二进制 => 16进制 汉 => E6B189 => 11100110 10110001 10001001 => 01101100 01001001 => 6C49 汉 => E5AD97 => 11100101 10101101 10010111 => 01011011 01010111 => 5B57 #下面是在chrome命令行下面运行的结果 '\u6C49' "汉" '\u5B57' "字" #到这里的话,从UTF-8转换到Unicode已经是一件非常容易的事了,看看转换的伪代码 读取一个字节,11100110 判断该UTF-8字符的格式,属于第三种,3个字节 继续读取2个字节得到 11100101 10101101 10010111 按照格式去掉固定位 1011011 01010111 不够16位,左边补零 01011011 01010111 => 5B57</code>
<code>5B57 获取5B57所在的Unicode范围,0800 <= 5B57 <= FFFF,得知5B57的UTF-8有三个字节,形式为1110xxxx 10xxxxxx 10xxxxxx 获取5B57的二进制编码 101101101010111 用上一步骤的二进制编码从右至左拼接UTF-8编码 11100101 10101101 10010111 </code>
Let’s talk about the cause of today’s problem. Many words are input from the front end. Each word in UTF-8 format has a maximum of 30 bytes, so verification will be done on the front end and backend respectively. JavaScript uses Unicode encoding. The back-end program uses UTF-8 encoding, and the current solution is as follows
<code>function utf8_bytes(str) { var len = 0, unicode; for(var i = 0; i < str.length; i++) { unicode = str.charCodeAt(i); if(unicode < 0x0080) { ++len; } else if(unicode < 0x0800) { len += 2; } else if(unicode <= 0xFFFF) { len += 3; }else { throw "characters must be USC-2!!" } } return len; } #例子 utf8_bytes('asdasdas') 8 utf8_bytes('yrt燕睿涛') 12</code>
<code>#对于GBK字符串 $len = ceil(strlen(bin2hex(iconv('GBK', 'UTF-8', $word)))/2); #对于UTF8字符串 $len = ceil(strlen(bin2hex($word))/2);</code>
5/21/2015 8:21:53 PM
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The above has introduced the re-understanding of unicode and utf8 encoding, including aspects of it. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.