Strings And String Handling In The Classpad; Classpad Character Set - Casio ClassPad 300 Programming Manual

Strings and String Handling In the ClassPad

In this section we will discuss how strings are represented and used in the ClassPad. We
will start with a look at the ClassPad's character set and move on to the CPString class,
string conversion and displaying multiple languages.

ClassPad Character Set

The ClassPad has a large number of characters it must be able to represent internally.
Because of this the ClassPad supports multi-byte character strings.
To differentiate a single byte character from a multi-byte character, a multi-byte
character's first byte is always a display code. Display codes are between the range 0xE0
and 0xEF. Currently only three codes are used: 0xEC, 0xED, and 0xEE.
The entire character set on the ClassPad is as follows:
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