In the enumtype.def file, there are enum values enclosed in '#'s e.g. #DE# up tick or zero uptick, #FE# down tick or zero downtick. What encoding type does this denote? I need to get these strings in UTF-8, but I don't know what to convert from.
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How to decode enum values enclosed in ‘#”?
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The enum values enclosed in “#” are hex characters encoded in Reuters Multi-Lingual Text Encoding Standard (RMTES). You need to use RMTES conversion utility to convert the value to UTF-8. For example, “#DE#” will be converted to 0x e2 87 a7 which displays ⇧ symbol.
Please note that there is no meta-data to define if the enum values are RMTES or not, so application needs to pass all received enum values through the RMTES decoding. If the value is non-RMTES, the decoding will do nothing.
For UPA C, please see the “11.2.9RMTES Decoding” section in UPA Developers Guide document for more information.
For RFA C++, please see the “10.6 RMTESConverter Usage” section in RFA C++ Developers Guide document for more information.
