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Right-to-Left and Left-to-Right printed nicely

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问题 I want it to produce the number next to a word so that I can ask the user to select the word by using the corresponding number. This is my code alt_words = hlst loopnum = 8 for i in range(loopnum): if i < len(alt_words): print('{0}. {1:<20}'.format((i+1), alt_words[i]), end =' ') if i == 0: print('', end=' ') if i + 9 <= len(alt_words): print('{0}. {1:<20}'.format((i+9), alt_words[i+8]), end =' ') if i + 17 <= len(alt_words): print('{0}. {1:<20}'.format((i+17), alt_words[i+16]), end=' ')

Hebrew text in HTML files

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问题 I just did a pretty major typesetting session putting things in order for a specific prayer in Hebrew named Tikkun Haklali. It's here on jsfiddle.net. Unfortunately, when I tried to save the HTML and CSS to my computer, I get something like this: rather than something like this: What gives? Character encoding? If so, what should I save my text file in? 回答1: HTML Charset Encoding: UTF-8. That way the browser will render it correctly. <meta charset="utf-8"> Place that right after <head> 来源：

Using hebrew with the android emulator

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问题 I want to be able to run a "Hello World" application on my android emulator in hebrew How can I do that? is it supported? thanks 回答1: Though android does not have complete support for Hebrew if you are just displaying text, then it turns out to be pretty easy to do. First you want to add a Hebrew font to your app. For this you simply put a true type font file (with Hebrew characters) in your assets directory. Then you load the font and use it on your view. For any view that inherits from

C# Encoding.Converting Latin to Hebrew

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问题 I'm trying to fetch and parse an online excel document which is written in hebrew but unfortunately in a non-hebrew encoding. As an example I'm trying to convert the following string: "âìéåï_1", which serves as the 1st sheet name to hebrew using C# code, but I'm unable to do so. I know the above is convertible, since when I open it up in NotePad++ and select Encoding/Character Sets/Hebrew/Windows 1255, I can see: "גליון_1" which is the correct hebrew representation of the above string. I'm

php json_encode() show's null instead of text

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问题 I am reading from database with some text in Hebrew and trying to json_encode it. if i print_r the results i get: Array ( [0] => Array ( [value] => 88 [text] => כיתה א' [parent_id] => 1 [level] => 1 ) [1] => Array ( [value] => 89 [text] => כיתה ב' [parent_id] => 1 [level] => 1 ) [2] => Array ( [value] => 91 [text] => כיתה ג' [parent_id] => 1 [level] => 1 ) ) while the json_encode shows: [{"value":"88","text":null,"parent_id":"1","level":"1"},{"value":"89","text":null,"parent_id":"1","level":

Why does \w match only English words in javascript regex?

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问题 I'm trying to find URLs in some text, using javascript code. The problem is, the regular expression I'm using uses \w to match letters and digits inside the URL, but it doesn't match non-english characters (in my case - Hebrew letters). So what can I use instead of \w to match all letters in all languages? 回答1: Because \w only matches ASCII characters 48-57 ('0'-'9'), 67-90 ('A'-'Z') and 97-122 ('a'-'z'). Hebrew characters and other special foreign language characters (for example, umlaut-o

removing Hebrew “niqqud” using r

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问题 Have been struggling to remove niqqud ( diacritical signs used to represent vowels or distinguish between alternative pronunciations of letters of the Hebrew alphabet). I have for instance this variable: sample1 <- "הֻסְמַק" And i cannot find effective way to remove the signs below the letters. tried stringer, with str_replace_all(sample1, "[^[:alnum:]]", "") tried gsub('[:punct:]','',sample1) no success... :-( any ideas? 回答1: You can use the \p{M} Unicode category to match diacritics with

How to capture Hebrew with regex in Java?

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问题 I'm trying to catch a section of Hebrew text (the origin is comments on a news site) using the following regex: [\u0590-\u05FF \\p{Graph} \\s]+ It works for most comments but some comments are missed. I've tried to debug this and it seems there's a Hebrew letter that doesn't match the pattern. When I extract this letter and print it's integer value it seems to be correct but still the regex doesn't catch it... Ideas? 回答1: It would be more sematically correct to use \p{InHebrew} instead of

Rendering RTL text along an SVG Path

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问题 Trying to render a Hebrew text along a path in SVG causes a bug in Chrome - the glyphs are rendered backwards (left-to-right), making the text unreadable. <svg height="220" width="190"> <defs> <path id="MyPath2" d="M0,100 L200,100" /> </defs> <use xlink:href="#MyPath2" fill="none" stroke="red" /> <text text-anchor="middle" dx="100" dy="0" writing-mode="rl" direction="rtl"> <textPath xlink:href="#MyPath2"> הטקסט הזה ייראה הפוך </textPath> </text> </svg> Is there a way to get around this? Is

JavaScript encodes Hebrew string

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问题 I use ajax to read a parameter and display it in my HTML. in my UTF8 HTML I see �� [4- X "black diamond with question marks" 1-space 3 X "black diamond with question marks"] in firebug | Script | Watch, I see the same "�� " [4black-diamonds space 3 blackDiamonds] in firebug | Net | Response\Json, I see "ùìåí àáâ" [recommended tool in Why does a diamond with a questionmark in it � appear in my HTML? How do I use javascript to translate "ùìåí àáâ" into the Hebrew string "שלום אבג"