Fabrizio,
Since your data is already in a Java string, are you sure you need to
specify an encoding?
-- Kostya
16.09.2010 23:42, Fabrizio Giudici пишет:
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On 9/9/10 14:11 , Fabrizio Giudici wrote:
I'm using WebView to render a simple HTML document that I've loaded
in memory from a file. The document contains non-latin characters,
and I can say they are correctly loaded since if I put it into a
regular TextView, all the text is properly rendered.
Now, I suppose that since I've already loaded the text in memory,
I have to specify the unicode-16 enconding, right?
webView.loadData(myText, "text/html", "unicode-16");
But I have problems with non-latin characters. Note that I've
URI-encoded the four special characters as described in the javadoc
of WebView.
Anybody here?
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