Question

So for some reason, all these UNICODE characters appear to have the same value when i print them out in C Does anyone have any idea why?

char input[8] = {'⺖', '⺓', '⺄', '⺑', '⻣', '⺽', '⻻', '⺽'};
for( i = 0; i < 9; i++)
{
    printf("Input number equivelents in hex %x, in int %i\nj", input[i], (int)input[i]);
}

This is what the UNICODE corresponds to in C#. in C they print out as 0x3f.

C#
        [0x00000000]    0x2e96 '⺖'  char
        [0x00000001]    0x2e93 '⺓'  char
        [0x00000002]    0x2e84 '⺄'  char
        [0x00000003]    0x2e91 '⺑'  char
        [0x00000004]    0x2ee3 '⻣'  char
        [0x00000005]    0x2ebd '⺽'  char
        [0x00000006]    0x2efb '⻻'  char
        [0x00000007]    0x2ebd '⺽'  char

Answer 1

You also need to precede each constant with L:

wchar_t input[8] = {L'⺖', L'⺓', L'⺄', L'⺑', L'⻣', L'⺽', L'⻻', L'⺽'};
for( i = 0; i < 9; i++)
{
    printf("Hex: %x, Int: %i\n", input[i], (int)input[i]);
}