chuguanghua wrote:
> yes, the glyph in the attachment is what i want. And in japanese the
> path.separator is shown as
>
> that glyph. How should i do to solve this problem? Thank you very much!
You gave me the answer yourself: you said the UNICODE value was \u00a5,
so I changed a Hello World example like this:
document.add(new Paragraph("Japanese path separator: \u00a5", font));
Of course, this will only work if the font knows the \u00a5 character,
but that goes without saying (I used arialuni.ttf).
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