AndroidCharacter.Mirror(Char[], Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Replace the specified slice of text
with the chars'
right-to-left mirrors (if any), returning true if any
replacements were made.
[Android.Runtime.Register("mirror", "([CII)Z", "")]
public static bool Mirror (char[]? text, int start, int count);
[<Android.Runtime.Register("mirror", "([CII)Z", "")>]
static member Mirror : char[] * int * int -> bool
Parameters
- text
- Char[]
array of characters to apply mirror operation
- start
- Int32
first character in array to mirror
- count
- Int32
maximum number of characters to mirror
Returns
true if replacements were made
- Attributes
Remarks
Replace the specified slice of text
with the chars' right-to-left mirrors (if any), returning true if any replacements were made.
Java documentation for android.text.AndroidCharacter.mirror(char[], int, int)
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