Encoding and displaying characters from different languages used to mean working between multiple different formatting systems within the same project. Even though the introduction of Unicode ...

Windows console applications often display Unicode characters incorrectly, showing question marks or garbled text instead of emojis, international characters, and symbols.

Here's the story. I've been tasked with creating a network application client. My inclination would be to use Perl, but I thought this would be an interesting experiment to see how well Java would do.

WhitespaceTokenizer supports Java whitespace, should also support Unicode whitespace [LUCENE-5096] #6160 ...