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I noticed Chinese/Japanese text wasn't working, so enabled UTF8 character encoding and wrote this up to test:
Console.WriteLine("Unicode Test\náéíúóäëïüöñ ° あいうえお アイウエオ 中文 русский\n");
string nihongo = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine($"これは日本語だよ～！{ nihongo }");When run and text is inputted, it looks like this:
Based on this test, I can assume these things:
- Extended Latin characters (accents) work no matter what
- Symbols work no matter what
- Cyrillic (alphabet used in Russian and other eastern European languges) works no matter
- If font that supports it is selected, Chinese and Japanese can be displayed, but when read in as input, it comes in as whatever variant of the special
?character that font uses, and?in Visual Studio
The results of this test can be seen if I use Majora to open a file that has a path with Chinese/Japanese characters.
File used:
Console Output:
Debug Explorer in Visual Studio: