I'm writing a utility that includes selecting and displaying files from the
desktop.
I'm running into problems since windows xp can have filenames made up of
characters from multiple languages.
How does one display such a string in a JLabel?
I thought of using a large font like MS Arial Unicode, but it isn't
distributable and the post I read mentioned that no large font exists to
handle all of the unicode character set in a complete manner for native
users of the various unicode characters.
Multiple languages in one JLabel ... I'm writing a utility that includes selecting and displaying files from the ... I thought of using a large font like MS Arial Unicode, ... handle all of the unicode character set in a complete manner for native ... users of the various unicode characters.... (comp.lang.java.programmer)
Re: help on writing Greek characters ...Polytonic Greek characters are a particularly difficult case. ... A Greek letter with a diacritic mark can be represented either as a single Unicode character or as two Unicode characters, namely the base letter followed by a combining diacritic mark. ...Font information is not included into a Usenet message, only the characters as elements of a character code. ... (sci.lang)
Re: Multiple languages in one JLabel ... > I'm running into problems since windows xp can have filenames made up of ... > handle all of the unicode character set in a complete manner for native ... > users of the various unicode characters.... I think you can assume that the default font will be able to display all ... (comp.lang.java.programmer)
Re: apostrophe with space in Word ... Helvetica as known in the computing world didn't get going until Apple included it in the Mac Operating system.... Because it became so popular, Microsoft decide to add to their font collection, but because it was patented they decide to create their own version. ... So it may help to explain that the Unicode character set now defines about ... important to know the answer to the question "How many glyphs (characters)... (microsoft.public.mac.office.word)
