I am trying to understand the unicode encoding behaviour and came across the following,
I am writing to a file a string using Encoding.Unicode using
StreamWriter(fileName,false, Encoding.Unicode);
I am reading from the same file but use ASCII intentionally.
StreamReader(fileName,false, Encoding.ASCII);
When I read the string using ReadLine to my surprise it is giving back the same unicode string.
I expected the string to contain ? or other characters with double the length of the original string.
What is happening here?
Code Snippet
string test= "سشصضطظع";//some random arabic set
StreamWriter s = new StreamWriter(fileName,false, Encoding.UTF8);
s.Write(input);
s.Flush();
s.Close();
StreamReader s = new StreamReader(fileName, encoding);
string ss = s.ReadLine();
s.Close();
//In string ss I expect to be a ascii with Double the length of test
If I call StreamReader s = new StreamReader(fileName, encoding, false); then it gives the expected result.`
Thanks
创建StreamReader对象时,应将参数detectEncodingFromByteOrderMarks设置为false。
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