On Tue, 2005-03-01 at 10:36 -0800, Chetan Pandey wrote:
>
> transformed = transformed.replaceAll("u", "\u9009");
> transformed = transformed.replaceAll("a", "\u9005");
> transformed = transformed.replaceAll("A", "\u9006");
> transformed = transformed.replaceAll("i", "\u9007");
> transformed = transformed.replaceAll("I", "\u9008");
I havent touched Java for a long time, but isn't?
"\u9009" != '\u9009'
The former definitely being a string of length 5 (the char '\u' +
"9009"), while the latter is an unicode character. Or am I mixing all
this with Perl/PHP/Python etc. etc. ?
- Sandip
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