I asked this in StackOverflow, but haven't had any luck getting a
response. I thought I'd try here.
In my program, I have a section that displays the various currencies
using the java NumberFormat. As an example, the following three lines
will give you the currency format for Algeria.
chosenlocale = new Locale("ar","DZ");
NumberFormat currencyformatter =
NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(chosenlocale);
String currencyexample =
currencyformatter.format(Double.parseDouble("0000.00000"));
When I run this in the Android emulator, I get the cool and funky
characters, but I do not when I run it on my device. I assume that if
the device was native to Algeria, the characters would display as they
do in the emulator. Is my assumption a good one?
Many thanks for your input!
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