unicode-string

问题 There is a textView in which I can enter Characters. characters can be a,b,c,d etc or a smiley face added using emoji keyboard. -(void)textFieldDidEndEditing:(UITextField *)textField{ NSLog(@"len:%lu",textField.length); NSLog(@"char:%c",[textField.text characterAtIndex:0]); } Currently , The above function gives following outputs if textField.text = @"qq" len:2 char:q if textField.text = @"😄q" len:3 char:= What I need is if textField.text = @"qq" len:2 char:q if textField.text = @"😄q" len:2

问题 Can anybody please tell me what is the range of Unicode printable characters? [e.g. Ascii printable character range is \u0020 - \u007f] 回答1: See, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_control_characters You might want to look especially at C0 and C1 control character http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C0_and_C1_control_codes The wiki says, the C0 control character is in the range U+0000—U+001F and U+007F (which is the same range as ASCII) and C1 control character is in the range U+0080—U+009F other

问题 I'm using C++ Builder XE6 . I'm getting a UnicodeString as a parameter and I wish to check if the string is set to NULL, and not an empty string. I've tried to do some simple compares to see if the param is null, but seem to be failing. I'm using the == operator which doesn't seem to be working, which makes me think it is overloaded. I've tried: if (searchString == NULL) In the debugger view, it shows the value of { NULL } in the local variables. If I add the variable to the watch list, then

问题 Displaying unicode character in java shows "?" sign. For example, i tried to print "अ". Its unicode Number is U+0905 and html representation is "अ". The below codes prints "?" instead of unicode character. char aa = '\u0905'; String myString = aa + " result" ; System.out.println(myString); // displays "? result" Is there a way to display unicode character directly from unicode itself without using unicode numbers? i.e "अ" is saved in file now display the file in jsp. 回答1: try to use utf8

问题 I have my one text Japanese: このOTPを使用してQuikドライブにログインします。 このOTPを誰とも共有しないでください I have its unicode conversion Unicode: 3053306e004f0054005030924f7f752830573066005100750069006b30c930e930a430d6306b30ed30b030a430f33057307e3059300200203053306e004f0054005030928ab030683082517167093057306a30443067304f306030553044 This is I have done with some online tool. Now I need to do same thing using nodejs . So my question is what is that type of Unicode? How can I convert it my Japanese text to unicode? 回答1: •

问题 Now i have this code, but it always set null UNICODE_STRING str; char *cmp = "Hello"; RtlInitUnicodeString (&str, L"Hello world!"); if( ( strstr((char * )str.Buffer, cmp) ) != NULL) { // cmp founded in str. } else { // cmp not founded in str. Always here, but why?? } Can you explain me why strstr in my case always null? 回答1: You're searching for a multi-byte string in a Unicode one. Use wcsstr : wchar * cmp = L"Hello"; wcsstr(str.Buffer, cmp); You were hiding this by casting to char * . You

问题 Is it possible to use Windows fonts (.ttf file) in Android applications? I have some unicode-8 texts like this: جۆرەه and I want to put it into a textView,, I tried some other methods but they did not work. Now, I want to embed a font into the application to read the text correctly.. By the way, it is Kurdish Language.. Any help is appreciated 回答1: Well, yes you can use .ttf files in Android Applications. Navigate to your Android project's src/main folder, make a new folder assets there and

问题 I have a problem in "Rad Studio 10 Seattle" where I am trying to get text input from a TEdit object and I get a errormessage saying E2034 Cannot convert 'UnicodeString' to 'string' My code is as follows: this->shopVar->addDog(edName->Text, StrToInt(edAge->Text), "male", "dogspecial"); This function addDog takes (string, int, string, string) When I try to send the text from the TEdit object with edName->Text I get the errormessage mentioned earlier. My question is as follows, can i make a

问题 Several months ago, I wrote a Java API that use JNI to wrap around a C API. The C API used char strings and I used GetStringUTFChars to create the C strings from the Java Strings. I neglected to think through the problems that might arise with non-ASCII characters. Since then the creator of the C API has created wide character equivalents to each of his C functions that require or return wchar_t strings. I would like to update my Java API to use these wide character functions and overcome the

问题 I have the following signature of a C++ method. The last argument should return the device name as a 2 byte unicode string. int GetDeviceIdentifier(DWORD deviceIndex, WCHAR** ppDeviceName); I wrapped into C# with the following signature. It works but the string that I get is strange. Am I doing something wrong? [DllImportAttribute("StclDevices.dll", EntryPoint = "GetDeviceIdentifier", CallingConvention = CallingConvention.Cdecl, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)] public static extern int