I have int values stored in a list, that I want to output as unicode characters, like this:
//A List<int> named Kanji exists and has values
Console.OutputEncoding = Encoding.Unicode;
int i = 0;
while (i < Kanji.Count)
{
Console.WriteLine((char)Kanji[i]);
i++;
}
But this only returns ? characters. What should I do? The int values themselves are fine, I tested them.
The console is probably not using a Unicode or Japanese encoding, and/or the font used does not contain the required character glyphs.
Have a look at Console.OutputEncoding for more information, and the Unicode Support for the Console section.
Console.OutputEncoding = Encoding.Unicode;, so I assume the "or" part of your comment is the only relevant part: "or the font used does not contain the required character glyphs".
Encoding.Unicode is) only from .NET 4.5 onward, and that the console must use a TrueType font with the required glyphs... so if .NET 4.0 or earlier is being used as target framework, only UTF8 would be supported.
