= Html.fromHtml(orignalString);
String changedString = spanned.toString();
return changedString;
}
On Mar 23, 2:53 pm, Jaden Pak wrote:
> When I received RSS content from a News source, I found that there are
> some unicode expressions in the String.
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When I received RSS content from a News source, I found that there are
some unicode expressions in the String.
The format of expression is like "&#nn;"
"Result announced "New products are ...""
Because there is no problem like this from all other the news sources,
I think this is not the common
ders if you are not familiar
> with them.
> However, remember that the UserDictionary is not just used by your
> app, so be careful what you do with it!
>
> - Brill
>
> On May 19, 9:22 am, Jaden Pak wrote:
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> > Hi, all!
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> > I&#x
Hi, all!
I'm developing some test codes for Android Settings(native app).
But I have some difficulties finding out what the real SQLite table is
for User dictionary words.
Does anyone have an idea about this?
In UserDictionary.java (which seems to be a provider class), I can see
only addWord() m
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