In C #, there is a way to encode extended ascii values ββ(128-255) into their single byte values, as shown here: http://asciitable.com/
I tried using Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes (), but it returns multibyte values ββfor extended codes. I need nothing but 255, but it would be nice to at least support them. I am trying to send text data to an Arduino controlled and LED matrix and want to process letters with an accent without dealing with multibyte characters.
EDIT: To clarify, the LED matrix does not have a special code page. That is basically all I say. There is no built-in text support or arduino. This is just a dumb display with a resolution of 128x8 pixels, and the controller manually draws a pixel of text by pixels. Therefore, I actually provide it with a font (like an array of bytes in the header file) and can make any character code match any of the results that I want ... therefore, which code page to use is not a problem, except which will give me full 8-bit characters.
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