Problem with Unicode

[Arsenii]

I want to use Katakana symbols but i can not understand how to equate it to char variable

[tony]

Do you have a code snippet or example?

@Arsenii

i can not understand how to equate it to char variable

To help others help you better, be more specific about what your problem is.

[debxyz]

You have found a katakana unicode chart? Yes?

Also, see this thread regarding accessing Japanese characters in processing:

https://forum.processing.org/one/topic/japanese-characters-in-processing.html

However, I’m not sure exactly what you mean by “how to equate to character variable”.
Can you be more specific what you are trying to do?

[jeremydouglass]

See also recent discussions of unicode in this thread:

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