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Man Page: explicateutf8

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 1

ExplicateUTF8(1)					      General Commands Manual						  ExplicateUTF8(1)

NAME
ExplicateUTF8 - Explain the status of a sequence of bytes as a UTF8 encoding
SYNOPSIS
ExplicateUTF8 ((-o <byte offset>) <file name>)
DESCRIPTION
ExplicateUTF8 examines its input and determines whether it begins with a valid UTF8 Unicode sequence. If the sequence is invalid, it explains why. If the sequence is valid, it explains why the sequence is valid, gives the equivalent UTF-32 code, and explains how this value was computed. If no input file name is supplied, ExplicateUTF8 reads from the standard input.
COMMAND LINE FLAGS
-h Print usage message. -o <byte offset> Skip the first <byte offset> bytes of the input. -v Print version information.
REFERENCES
Unicode Standard, version 4.1
AUTHOR
Bill Poser billposer@alum.mit.edu
LICENSE
GNU General Public License December, 2003 ExplicateUTF8(1)
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encoding(n) - redhat
ascii2binary(1) - debian
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utf(6) - plan9
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