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concatenation of Unicode strings
Zoran Trifunovski
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I am trying to concatenate arabic letters with ordinary latin letters
eg. "(2)" + فينيشيوس
the result should display (2)فينيشيوس but I get 2)فينيشيوس)
I tried .concat , string1 + string2... nothing works.
Solution?
Sagar Rohankar
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Please surround that example in [C ODE] tag, to get a better idea.
My suggestion would be, try using escape character, like
"\(..\)";
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