Whups! My fat fingers typed "John O'Connor" yesterday when I meant to type
"John O'Conner"... typing the "o-ful" version does really limit the
results that you get on the Javasoft web site search I proposed.
My appologies to John for the renaming!
Addison
I am learning to program in Java and wonder if someone could kindly point me
in the right direction as to how I can get unicode character codes into my
programs please. I have written various applets on non-unicode topics and
got them to work successfully. I am aware that Java uses unicode for
There are several ways to get Unicode characters into your Java programs.
You are correct in that you can use \u to represent any Unicode
character. You put the escape sequence anywhere that you would put a
single character like "a" (so it goes inside the quotation marks).
If you can type
William Overington wrote:
(hexadecimal) 109. From something I saw a long time ago, before I started
learning Java, I think that I need to put something like \u0109 into the
program somewhere, though whether it is \u0109 or "\u0109" in quotation
marks or whatever I do not know.
you got it.
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