Convert char to number behaves different in command window and m script file

A =[ 266   316   316   365   366   375   377   362   365   341   345   354   360   345   353   340   350   354   366   405   420   420   478   479   450   440   416   405   385   430   415   393   382   353   345   348   343   314   310   350   348   337   336   330   297];
bString = char(A)
bStringCopy = 'ĊļļŭŮŷŹŪŭŕřŢŨřšŔŞŢŮƕƤƤǞǟǂƸƠƕƁƮƟƉžšřŜŗĺĶŞŜőŐŊĩ'
disp(isequal(bString,bStringCopy))
disp(isequal(double(bString),double(bStringCopy)))

If I copy to command window,the result is :

bString =
ĊļļŭŮŷŹŪŭŕřŢŨřšŔŞŢŮƕƤƤǞǟǂƸƠƕƁƮƟƉžšřŜŗĺĶŞŜőŐŊĩ
bStringCopy =
ĊļļŭŮŷŹŪŭŕřŢŨřšŔŞŢŮƕƤƤǞǟǂƸƠƕƁƮƟƉžšřŜŗĺĶŞŜőŐŊĩ
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However, if I save the code into script and run, then result is different.The script looks exactly the same, but result is different. It's really weired.

   codebString =
       ĊļļŭŮŷŹŪŭŕřŢŨřšŔŞŢŮƕƤƤǞǟǂƸƠƕƁƮƟƉžšřŜŗĺĶŞŜőŐŊĩ
   bStringCopy =
      ?????????????????????????????????????????????
      0
      0

[raym]

For normal char on keyboard, this is not a problem, but for peculiar char, the problem appeared.

Answer 1

[Sean de Wolski]

This also works in the live editor which supports more unicode. The classic editor does not support it and thus truncates the values apparently.

[Walter Roberson]

The classic editor supports it if UTF-8 files are enabled. Those are automatically in effect for people using the Japanese, Korean, or Chinese interfaces, but can be tricky to enable otherwise.