LabVIEW
Caption.Text in a Chinese or Vietnamese
Solved!
Thank you Paul.
I don't know how to cast a regular string to a UTF-16 string. Please find attached and down here, the Fi and Vi strings are ASCII, I need to cast them into UTF-16.
I used this, but it did not work:
@ngthai wrote:
No worry. I was able to cast regular string to UTF-16 string. All good now.
This is much simpler:
Or, if you want to get fancy, use the attached "ASCII to UTF-16.vi".
Another way to deal with it is to try the attached "Concatenate ASCII or UTF16.vi".
I continue to have extremely weird responses from Labview front panel:
In Chinese, the probe is:
but the display is backward (i.e., from right to left):
Why labview suddenly displaying backward?
However, when I changed to this phrase "严重 " with a few spaces there, then labview is displaying correctly from left to right: 严重 偏心 =3.2 CSI= 20.3
So the problem is solved for me (by not using the ., and use the spaces after 严重). I'm just curious what happened.
@ngthai wrote:
I continue to have extremely weird responses from Labview front panel:
In Chinese, the probe is:
but the display is backward (i.e., from right to left):
Why labview suddenly displaying backward?
However, when I changed to this phrase "严重 " with a few spaces there, then labview is displaying correctly from left to right: 严重 偏心 =3.2 CSI= 20.3
So the problem is solved for me (by not using the ., and use the spaces after 严重). I'm just curious what happened.
I don't know. My guess is that you have a mismatch between the "Interpret As Unicode" settings and whether the corresponding characters are actually ASCII or Unicode. If that's happening, then some characters could be misinterpreted as the wrong Unicode characters; some of which are for right-to-left display.
