I read this sentence \" Android 2.3 added support for right-to-left (RTL) languages\" and now I want to add RTL support to my app. But I do not know what is qualifiers to add to my layouts.
I experience strange things when setting the \"Language\" property in WPF: Set FlowDirection to \"RightToLeft\" on a Window or textbox/textblock
How can I set a string to have Right-to-Left (U+200F RIGHT-TO-LEFT MARK (RLM)) unicode char when editing the code itself?
I have developed many bilingual(English and Arabic) sites, but recently I have observed tooltip issue in IE(<=8 versions) for Arabic version sites.
If Delphi applications use DLLs (also created with Delphi), will there be multiple versions of the variables declared in System.pas?
It seems + is not the right operator to handle the concatenation of strings in JavaScript.开发者_开发百科 what are some alternatives to handle the both the ltr and rtl cases?The problem is, + is not r
I want to let JComboBox be aligned from right to left and to render text from right to left I have set component orientation and also change the render as follows:
In Internet Explorer versions 8 to 10preview, when an inline-block div gets a property of \"direction: rtl;\", it\'s background will overflow 1px beyond the border on the right.
I\'m looking into RTL support for a proprietary UI framework (for a desktop app), and I\'m wondering: are there guidelines as to how the widget rendering has to change?
I\'m doing some performance minded work on an existing winforms project. This form is made dynamically rather than at design time, and loads a few dozen user controls, as well as binding them to a Dat
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