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Need width of a string, how? (for asian fonts)

Asked by totsubo in Java Programming Language, Font Creator

I am trying to write an email containing data in a table. The email will be read in a mail viewer that uses a fixed-width font so I would like to line up the data in columns.

If I were dealing with ASCII only data that would be easy as each printing characters has a width of exactly and always 1.

However I am writing out Japanese characters as data. In Japanese most characters have a width of two, but some have a width of only 1.

Is there anyway for me to figure out (assuming I am using a fixed-width font):

#1 the width of a string

OR

#2 if a character is singled-width or double width (the I could just loop thorugh all the characters in a string to figure out the width).

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Need width of a string, how? (for asian fonts)

Asked by totsubo in Java Programming Language, Font Creator

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