1. "unmappable character for encoding" warning in Java stackoverflow.comI'm currently working on a Java project that is emitting the following warning when I compile: |
2. Adding non printable chars to a string in Java? stackoverflow.comI need to add some non printable chars to a string in java so it can be sent down a tcp pipe. the chars mean something to the protocol I am ... |
3. Unassigned chars in the ascii spectrum? stackoverflow.comAre there any unassigned, invisible, characters in the ascii spectrum that I could safely use as newline markers? The idea is to build a Java wordprocessor to edit Markdown in ... |
4. warning: unmappable character for encoding ASCII stackoverflow.comI encounter this error (warning: unmappable character for encoding ASCII) when compiling the files using apache-ant-1.7.0 through hudson build server can anyone advise on how to resolve this? I am able ... |
5. Why does US-ASCII encoding accept non US-ASCII characters? stackoverflow.comConsider the following code: |
6. ASCII non readable characters 28, 29 31 stackoverflow.comOk i am being thick here. I am processing a file which i need to split based on the separator. The following code shows the separators defined for the files i ... |
7. Get Ascii value for a Char coderanch.com |
8. getting ASCII values of characters using java?? coderanch.com |
9. Extended ASCII characters coderanch.comI have read that Java uses UNICODE. And when I tried to put Extended ASCII characters as command line arguments to a Java program, it didn't display them correctly. Is there any way to display Extended ASCII character set in Java? (this question may be termed as a "hurried" question, as I have myself not experimented enough before asking you people). ... |
10. Get Ascii value for a Char coderanch.com |
11. ASCII characters AND Java characters coderanch.compublic class StringTest{ public static void main(String argv[]) throws java.io.IOException{ String str = "12\u0AFF456"; // 6 chars are here byte array[]=str.getBytes(); System.out.println(array.length); for(int index = 0; index < array.length; index++){ System.out.println(Integer.toBinaryString(array[index])); } System.out.println("************************"); java.io.StringReader aReader = new java.io.StringReader(str); int aByte = aReader.read(); while(aByte != -1){ System.out.println(Integer.toBinaryString(aByte)); aByte = aReader.read(); } } } Try this code. It would seem that the .getBytes() ... |
12. Get Ascii value for a character coderanch.comWhy don't you tell us exactly what you want to do, what you have, and what limitations there are. I still don't understand exactly what you are doing, or where you need help - and I'm probably not the only one. folks are delighted to help, but you have to make it easy for them. so far, this thread has progressed ... |
13. Unicodes get replaced with Ascii characters forums.oracle.com |
14. ascii character of a numeric value forums.oracle.com |
15. Username with ascii characters forums.oracle.comYeah, exactly but which range shall i use in order for a username to be valid? As i saw in the ascii table i would choose the range 33 - 126 e.g. ( !(33) till ~(126)) What is your opinion? Is this range right? Edited by: g_p_java on Aug 17, 2009 10:50 AM |
16. Java Basics: Why won't this return a character from the ASCII table? forums.oracle.comHello all, I am working on a project. Right now I am in stage one of development, and already I have fallen into a dilemma. I cannot figure out why this code will not return a character value. If you look closely, I am trying to generate a random number from 65 to 90, and then convert that number to the ... |
17. ASCII characters forums.oracle.com |