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This method uses one escape character. While exporting the original file, the escape character is written first, followed by the ASCII Code of the special character in the hexadecimal format.
Example:
Document type | ZNG |
Part document | 000 |
Version | 00 |
Document number | A:123-H7A\1 |
Application | |
File No | 2 |
Possible file name | ZNG_A~3A123-H7A~5C1_000_00_PDF#2.pdf (~3A stands for : and ~5C for \ ) |
New method: Replacement with Unicode Codes
This method also uses an escape character. But in difference to the classic method, a closing escape character is used as well since the amount of replacement characters for each special character can vary (This is due to the definition of Unicode Codes). In the export process the escape character is written first, followed by the Unicode-Code of the special character in numerical format. Finally the closing escape character is added. The two escape characters cannot be set in the customizing, in contrast to the classic method, but are fixed characters: { and }.
Document type | ZNG |
Part document | 000 |
Version | 00 |
Document number | A:123-H7A\1 |
Application | |
File No | 2 |
Possible file name | ZNG_A{58}123-H7A{92}1_000_00_PDF#2.pdf ({58} stands for : and {92} for \ ) |
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