thekidxxx
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![(Client[317]) Simple way for typing ascii codes Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | | Subject: (Client[317]) Simple way for typing ascii codes Wed Jun 03, 2009 6:32 pm | |
| Been about 3-4 years seance I last wrote a tutorial.don't be to mean  ...//For Ever latter// This is more of a how to then a tut <.< First all open you Client.java (Ctrl + F)Search for - Code:
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public final void method73(int i) Below that you should see something like this - Code:
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for(int james = 0; james < badWords.length; james++) {
String bad = badWords[james];
if(aString887.contains(bad))
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll(badWords[james], "***");
} You will be adding this to it - Code:
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aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00156", "\u00a3");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00173", "\u00a1");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00155", "\u00a2");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00021", "\u00a7");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00167", "\u00a4");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00157", "\u00a5");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00166", "\u00a6");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00169", "\u00a9");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00170", "\u00ae"); And should looking something like this - Code:
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for(int james = 0; james < badWords.length; james++) {
String bad = badWords[james];
if(aString887.contains(bad))
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll(badWords[james], "***");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00156", "\u00a3");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00173", "\u00a1");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00155", "\u00a2");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00021", "\u00a7");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00167", "\u00a4");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00157", "\u00a5");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00166", "\u00a6");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00169", "\u00a9");
aString887 = aString887.replaceAll("00170", "\u00ae");
} Now when you type
00156 == £
00173 == ¡
00155 == ¢
00021 == §
00167 == º
00157 == ¥
00166 == ª
00169 == ⌐
00170 == ¬
Need to know others encoding for others ASCII codes? http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/search.htm
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| | Subject: Re: (Client[317]) Simple way for typing ascii codes Wed Jun 03, 2009 8:49 pm | |
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| Woah, so many people helpin out serv, its turning out to be better then i thought it would be =] |
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| | Subject: Re: (Client[317]) Simple way for typing ascii codes Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:26 am | |
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