In XML, if one character unicode is written as \ue123 in Java
how can a string of two characters be written ?
note I tried \u123\u123 but it didn’t work !
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In XML, if one character unicode is written as \ue123 in Java
how can a string of two characters be written ?
note I tried \u123\u123 but it didn’t work !
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\u123\u123doesn’t work because\uneeds to be followed by four hex digits. But this should work fine:Note that this is just the Java string literal side – it has nothing to do with XML. XML has different ways of escaping the characters it needs to, but if you use an appropriate encoding (e.g. UTF-8) you shouldn’t need to escape non-ASCII characters.