The IDE itself utilizes unicode, but it doesn't output in the console part of it.Did the ? look like this REMOVED or � ? (I have no idea what that will look like to you) In my experience the problem is that the font doesn't support that character.
System.out.println( "漢");
Would work fine, but it would output a "?"
Yeah, unicode encoding.Clever solution.
In java, you have to do it like \u6F22, but it wasn't working through the text file.
But there's an easy way to just cast it into a character. (char)6F22
Except I had to change to decimal, because the integer parser worked only for decimal.
I was doing some testing a long while back and came up with such a convoluted mess to get the job done. I'd be embarrassed having to show my code to others.EDT: had to remove the first symbol. It confused the forum and erased the rest of my post.
