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问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 7 years ago . I want to display Korean text in my TextView. It should display proper Korean language but instead it's displaying junk chars. Any one know how to fix this? Thanks in advance. 回答1: Android use a Unicode font, so

问题 An Exception is thrown in this particular block. try { transport.m_readListener.onReadTransport(transport); } catch (IOException e) { ->onIOException(e,transport); } The onIOException() method puts it on the log: private void onIOException(IOException e, AbstractConnection connection) { String reason = e.getMessage(); ... log.error("Closing ",connection," because ",reason); } The reason variable in Java 8 shows a correct japanese phrase: reason : 既存の接続はリモート ホストに強制的に切断されました 。 (meaning: The

问题 I am trying to display Korean text in my iPhone app. The app appends the Unicode of letters one by one to an NSMutableString and displays the string on the screen after each letter is appended. I understand that there are some rules for conjoining letters (Jamo). Is there a function for automatically applying all these rules to a string of letters or do I need to write code to make changes (e.g., changing a consonant to a tail consonant if there is a vowel before it)? 回答1: FCA. It's you who

问题 Is there a captcha available for PHP which displays Chinese characters but isn't JavaScript dependent? 回答1: BotDetect captcha supports Chinese characters since the version 3.0 http://captcha.biz/localizations/chinese-captcha.html A few days ago they released PHP version as well. http://captcha.biz/php-captcha.html It works with JavaScript disabled. 回答2: take a look at this http://www.phpkode.com/scripts/item/hippo-chinese-cert-code/ hope it helps 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

问题 Given a multilangual .txt files such as: But where is Esope the holly Bastard But where is 생 지 옥 이 군 지 옥 이 지 옥 지 我 是 你 的 爸 爸 ！ 爸 爸 ！ ！ ！ 你 不 會 的 ！ I counted space-separated words' word-frequency using this Awk function : $ awk '{a[$1]++}END{for(k in a)print a[k],k}' RS=" |\n" myfile.txt | sort Getting the elegant : 1 생 1 군 1 Bastard 1 Esope 1 holly 1 the 1 不 1 我 1 是 1 會 2 이 2 But 2 is 2 where 2 你 2 的 3 옥 4 지 4 爸 5 ！ How to change it to count characters-frequency ? EDIT: For Characters

问题 How do I insert Chinese characters into a SQLExpress text field? I'm using SQL Express from VS 2008. When I add Chinese characters, either via an import app I wrote or by pasting them in from the data view inside Visual Studio, they end up as question marks. 回答1: Just add an 'N' before your text delimiter in the INSERT/UPDATE statement for fields of the nchar/nvarchar/ntext type: INSERT INTO myTable (myField1, myField2) VALUES (N'any chinese character',N'any arabic character') 回答2: Be sure

问题 I was looking at the encoding of Chinese characters on Wikipedia and I'm having trouble figuring out what they are using. For instance "的" is encoded as "%E7%9A%84" (see here). That's three bytes, however none of the encodings described on this page uses three bytes to represent Chinese characters. UTF-8 for instance uses 2 bytes. I'm basically trying to match these three bytes to an actual character. Any suggestion on what encoding it could be? 回答1: >>> c='\xe7\x9a\x84'.decode('utf8') >>> c

问题 In a recent web application I built, I was pleasantly surprised when one of our users decided to use it to create something entirely in Japanese. However, the text was wrapped strangely and awkwardly. Apparently browsers don't cope with wrapping Japanese text very well, probably because it contains few spaces, as each character forms a whole word. However, that's not really a safe assumption to make as some words are constructed of several characters, and it is not safe to break some

问题 My question is similar to this (Displaying japanese instead of chinese in a textview), but a little bit different. The proposed solution is embedding a Japanese font in the app. But I would not like to embed a Japanese font in the app, because it will increase the app size and I would have to buy an expensive font licence. It seems the Android emulator (Android 8.1) already has a Japanese font. How to use it, instead of embedding a font? I mean, when I changed the system language to Japanese,

问题 I am working on this code which receives a cpprest sdk response containing a base64_encoded payload which is a json. here is my code snippet: typedef std::wstring string_t; //defined in basic_types.h in cpprest lib void demo() { http_response response; //code to handle respose ... json::value output= response.extract_json(); string_t payload = output.at(L"payload").as_string(); vector<unsigned char> base64_encoded_payload = conversions::from_base64(payload); std::string utf8_payload(base64