Given codepoints cp, the function codepointToKanji transforms
to UTF-8, which will typically show as the actual character the codepoints stands for.
Vice versa, given (UTF-8 encoded) kanjis kan, the function kanjiToCodepoint transforms
to unicode codepoints.
Arguments
- cp
a vector of character strings or objects of class
hexmode, representing hexadecimal numbers.- concat
logical. Shall the returned characters be concatenated?
- kan
a vector of kanjis (strings of length 1) or a single string of length >= 1 of kanjis.
- character
logical. Shall the returned codepoints be of class "character" or hexmode.
Value
For codepointToKanji a character vector of kanji. For kanjiToCodepoint a vector
of hexadecimal numbers (class hexmode).
Examples
codepointToKanji(c("51b7", "6696", "71b1"))
#> [1] "冷" "暖" "熱"
kanjiToCodepoint("冷暖熱")
#> [1] "51b7" "6696" "71b1"