Re: problem printing unicode in java
RedGrittyBrick wrote:
Knute Johnson wrote:
Arne Vajh?j wrote:
Knute Johnson wrote:
soph wrote:
I need to print some Chinese characters in unicode, but I need to
generate them dynamically from their hex values. I've been trying to
do it by appending strings, i.e. character = "\\u" + "7557", but when
I print this it prints exactly "\u7557" instead of the character that
that should represent. Any suggestions?
I'm curious, what font are you using?
Are there any font where this is not the case?
Arne
Arne:
No. I was just curious what font would have these characters. I
don't have any such fonts and I thought I could maybe find one
somewhere if I knew what it was.
u7557 is one of the CJK unified ideographs. Many fonts have it. For
example, Arial Unicode MS and Bitstream Cyberbit. I assume many fonts in
use in the far east must include it.
Thanks RGB. Believe or not, they charge $100 for Arial Unicode but
include it in MS Office.
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