I would, except it wasn't me who posted this question, sorry.
06.04.2011 22:48 пользователь "Hari Edo" написал:
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> Why don't you write a little code to find out?
>
> Log.d("APP", "This is the code for the character: " + (int)ch);
>
> Many times, self-discovery is faster than forums, and the knowl
Why don't you write a little code to find out?
Log.d("APP", "This is the code for the character: " + (int)ch);
Many times, self-discovery is faster than forums, and the knowledge
sticks a lot better.
On Apr 6, 2:07 pm, Kostya Vasilyev wrote:
> Are they actually different characters, or the
Are they actually different characters, or the good old ones, just drawn
with a wider, Chinese font?
06.04.2011 21:59 пользователь "Hari Edo" написал:
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> The characters are made to be the same width as all other
> Chinese characters, so that text will align as expected.
>
> Even if I knew NOTHING
The characters are made to be the same width as all other
Chinese characters, so that text will align as expected.
Even if I knew NOTHING about Unicode, or UTF-8 encoding,
I might decide to type all of the digits on the Chinese
soft keyboard, then cut and paste them into my Java code,
making a ni
212１２ -- Input from Chinese keyboard
21212 -- From English keyboard
On 6 Кві, 16:22, viktor wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have got device with Chinese keyboard, when I type digits into
> EditText and compare it with digits from English keyboard I have
> different results.
>
> How to convert Chinese charact
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