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AndroidCharacter was added to compensate for limitations in
java.lang.Character, but it has been outdated and its functionality
is provided with a much better API by android.icu.lang.UCharacter.
Bug: 32551718
Test: cts-tradefed run cts-dev --module CtsTextTestCases --test android.text.cts.AndroidCharacterTest
Change-Id: Iec1969dc5787a4ebb0e68cdc213d3d0cdc3b2d0d
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The Javadoc had a missing close <code> tag and also failed to mention
the "start" parameter in the doc.
Change-Id: I861d6646e82e1d49f23a09de8b68a61f81689f83
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Fix potential invalid array access if start index is before the
beginning of the array or start + count is past the end of the array.
Update Javadoc for mirror to reflect the usage of "start" and "count".
Change-Id: I7e596de8eae5c518a2b4ff0d28604bd9c59f9d9d
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Currently there is no way for an application built against the API to
access East Asian Width data from ICU. This adds an API for applications
to use to access it for correct drawing of international characters.
Change-Id: Iab50698ee555ae2ca8ab4b242cc14aa6e0dc3b48
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