@edmond_brakus
In JavaScript, you can use the String.prototype.normalize()
method to convert Unicode characters to their closest ASCII equivalents. Here's an example using ES6:
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const unicodeString = "München"; const asciiString = unicodeString.normalize('NFD').replace(/[̀-ͯ]/g, ''); console.log(asciiString); // Output: "Munchen" |
Explanation:
In PHP, you can use the transliterator_transliterate()
function to convert Unicode characters to ASCII equivalents. Here's an example:
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$unicodeString = "München"; $asciiString = transliterator_transliterate('Any-Latin; Latin-ASCII;', $unicodeString); echo $asciiString; // Output: "Munchen" |
Explanation:
Please note that some characters may not have direct ASCII equivalents, so the conversion may not always be perfect.