I want To Know that how we can use text as arabic in iphone applications and how we can create code . And also how we can show text in arabic on uilabel or uitextview.
It's definitely possible to write
yourLabel.text = #"إعدادات"; // "Settings"
iOS supports arabic language since 3.0.
You'll have to manage text alignments yourself if you want to display right-to-left text.
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I generate a PDF and data is retrieved from TextField if the texts are in English. The file will be created. If the texts are in Arabic, it is not accepted.
You can use a package like this package and it will accept Arabic text
When input some language that cannot input a word directly by English keyboard, like Chinese, Japanese. They use romanization to help.
For example, when input a word 你好 which is hello In English. You should input nihao .
And the result is that the words that is inputing is highlighted to indicate that you are typing the words currently.
Two images at the end, shows the effect. First is in native iOS, the highlight style is change the background color to light blue,
Second is in Flutter, the style is underscore.
I want to know in flutter, how to custom the style.
Thank you ！
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How to set Arabic text to right and English text to left on same label
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I am newbie for iPhone application. I am fine with English and Arabic text (selecting language at the start of application) however just curious how to format the screen from LTR to RTL.
Is there support in iPhone storyboard for RTL in layout?
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I have asked somewhat same question and there I found answer.
How to set Arabic text to right and English text to left on same label
I am definetly NOT an expert, but I do use hebrew in my iOS apps.
iOS 6 SDK has something called "Auto-Layout", and the guide specifies that it enables you not to worry about RTL languages.
Cocoa Auto Layout allows individual views to declare their own preferred size, which means you don’t have to specify new layout if the label’s text changes—for example, because of localization, as illustrated in the right window. You don’t even have to specify new layout for languages like Hebrew and Arabic in which the left to right ordering of elements themselves should generally be reversed.
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/AutolayoutPG/Articles/Introduction.html
Alternatively, if you can view a language in a browser on the iphone you can try using a technology like phonegap.
I want to add the ascii artwork functionality into my existing Emoji App. I have seen some applications on the appstore, which displayed the ASCII Artwork. I donot have any idea from where i should start. Please help me in adding this functionality.
You need to pick a monospaced font so that the ascii art is displayed properly. You can check iOSFonts.com for which fonts are supported on the devices you are targeting. To display the ascii art you could use a multiline UILabel (set numberOfLines to 0). A UITextView will work as well but remember that they are editable by default unless you set editable to NO.
Is it possible to add some sort of styling to my localizable.strings file.
For example
"HELLO_WORLD" = "Hello \bold WORLD \bold";
No, it is not possible. Localized strings can be used in many places in your code and UI, only some of which may support display of rich text. For example, a UILabel has a text property that you can set from a localized string but it has no capability of showing rich text.
You will need to choose some way of displaying rich text in your UI then decide how you are going to encode that text in a localized string. You may end up having to parse the localized string and do custom text drawing depending on where and how you want to display the text.