non-latin

regex to match non-latin char with ASCII 0-31 and 128-255

柔情痞子 提交于 2021-02-16 20:33:08
问题 wanted to match the non-latin char. tried it. as per my understanding if (a.matches("[\\x8A-\\xFF]+")) should return true but its false. String a = "Ž"; if (a.matches("[\\x8A-\\xFF]+")) { } 回答1: Judging from your title: Regex to match non-latin char with ASCII 0-31 and 128-255 it seems you're after all characters except those in range 32-127 and you're surprised Ž doesn't match. If this is correct, I suggest you use the expression [^\x20-\x7F] ( "all characters except those in range 32-127" )

Output one character per two keys in Android Keyboard

扶醉桌前 提交于 2019-12-10 12:42:14
问题 I am designing a custom keyboard for Amharic language in Android, but the following is applicable to many other non-English languages. Two or more combination of keys translate to one character. So, if the user types 'S', the keyboard will output 'ሰ'... and if they follow it with the letter 'A', the 'ሰ' is replaced with 'ሳ'. I managed to get a solution, as below, working by looking at the character before the cursor and checking it against a Map. However, I was wondering whether there is a

Does MySql full text search works reasonably with non-Latin languages (Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese…)

喜你入骨 提交于 2019-12-06 20:59:34
问题 Does MySql full text search works reasonably with non-Latin languages? (Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese...) Addition: Did some tests... It has some problems with Hebrew. Example: The name מו ס ינזון is pronounced the same as מו ש ינזון but searching one won't find the other, as this is a common spelling error in Hebrew, it seems I will have to do some data manipulation for it to work perfectly. 回答1: Though Hebrew support in MySQL is limited, your problem is more a problem of people using incorrect

Does MySql full text search works reasonably with non-Latin languages (Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese…)

喜欢而已 提交于 2019-12-05 03:42:10
Does MySql full text search works reasonably with non-Latin languages? (Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese...) Addition: Did some tests... It has some problems with Hebrew. Example: The name מו ס ינזון is pronounced the same as מו ש ינזון but searching one won't find the other, as this is a common spelling error in Hebrew, it seems I will have to do some data manipulation for it to work perfectly. DfTg Though Hebrew support in MySQL is limited, your problem is more a problem of people using incorrect spelling, then a dysfunction of the MySQL server in this perspective. When you misspell a word in Google