an article on unicode
While doing some research on unicode and Java, I ran across a reference to this article on basics. The opening is quite funny, so I'm looking forward to reading it.
Labels: internationalization, java, unicode
Geeky reflections
While doing some research on unicode and Java, I ran across a reference to this article on basics. The opening is quite funny, so I'm looking forward to reading it.
Labels: internationalization, java, unicode
I've used Hidemaru, Sakura, WZEditor, xyzzz, and other editors capable of handling Japanese text, but I'm going to check out EmEditor's free version. I used a trial version last year and found it very easy to use, but wasn't motivated to buy it. it.
Labels: internationalization, software
I'll need to revisit this topic as I only have superficial comprehension of Java Formatters like NumberFormat.
Labels: api, internationalization, java, todo