Could this be the issue that Android uses ISO-8859-1 as native encoding, which
doesn't support smart apostrophe, and has no characters defined at 146?
See also
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=9969
in which I was gently guided by Michael McCreary.
But I remain personally somewhat confused; although ISO-8859-1 may not have a
smart apostrophe, and Android may use ISO-8859-1, it's clearly not the case
that no Android app can display any character outside those in ISO-8859-1. So
further guidance and understanding would certainly be appreciated.
Ben
On 14/02/2012 16:19, Ralph DiMola wrote:
This is one the I just happened to notice yesterday. I don't know if this is
128-255 issue or a font issue. I will do some testing.
Ralph DiMola
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Thanks, Ralph. Are you telling me that you can render all non-roman unicode
text except a particular type of apostrophe?
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On 14 feb 2012, at 17:09, Ralph DiMola wrote:
I have a "'" that does not render on Android. It displays as a small box.
Character code 146.
Ralph DiMola
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