Ben Monroe wrote:
> [...]
> Directly using the 5 value format /uxxxxx produces are
> Unicode character followed by the 5th x. [...]
> String s3 = "\u2A6A5"; // [...]
On the Unicode List there are a few Java experts, so I guess you'll have a
definite answer soon.
In the meanwhile, if you feel like doing experiments, have you tried this?
String s3 = "\uD869\uDEA5";
The pair of "surrogates" U+D869 and U+DEA5 are the UTF-16 representation of
U-2A6A5. I guess that this might work if you have a UTF-16 version of Java
API.
_ Marco
