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So what I understand of this is that a Unicode character is two bytes long, so the first byte should be an ASCII token and the second byte should be another ASCII token. I have an array of Unicode chars and I want to convert it to an array of ASCII characters that will end up being twice as long as the original.
Joel says it best here:
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html
I highly recommend giving this a read. It’s the best primer on Unicode and character sets I’ve seen.