UNICODE
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Hi, all. ======== I want my app to support unicode. There for I want to know the unicode structure. Unicode characters are typed as
short
(2 *char
). My guess is... that theshort
is thecharacter number
in theascii table
. My friend's guess is... that the1st char
is thetable type
, and the2nd char
is thecharacter number
in theascii table
. Can some please enlighten me ? thanks. BTW: come to#CodeProject
onDalNet
(mIRC) -
Hi, all. ======== I want my app to support unicode. There for I want to know the unicode structure. Unicode characters are typed as
short
(2 *char
). My guess is... that theshort
is thecharacter number
in theascii table
. My friend's guess is... that the1st char
is thetable type
, and the2nd char
is thecharacter number
in theascii table
. Can some please enlighten me ? thanks. BTW: come to#CodeProject
onDalNet
(mIRC)Hi For the first 255 charachters the unicode codes matches the ansi table. Instead of having different tables with 255 charachters each unicode is one big table with roughly 65000 charachters covering the worlds all different languages and some special symbols aswell. /Per
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Hi For the first 255 charachters the unicode codes matches the ansi table. Instead of having different tables with 255 charachters each unicode is one big table with roughly 65000 charachters covering the worlds all different languages and some special symbols aswell. /Per
So how do I know the structure of this one big table with more then charachters? How can I know where one language ends and the other begins ? BTW: come to
#CodeProject
onDalNet
(mIRC) -
So how do I know the structure of this one big table with more then charachters? How can I know where one language ends and the other begins ? BTW: come to
#CodeProject
onDalNet
(mIRC)See the Unicode Charts page at http://www.unicode.org/
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So how do I know the structure of this one big table with more then charachters? How can I know where one language ends and the other begins ? BTW: come to
#CodeProject
onDalNet
(mIRC)