According to Algorithm to check for combining characters in Unicode, there are a number of blocks for combining characters.
Java has a number of helpful functions, try:
String codePointStr = new String(new byte[]{(byte) 0xe1, (byte) 0x9f, (byte) 0x80}, "UTF-8"); // unicode 17c0
System.out.println(codePointStr.matches("\p{Mc}"));
System.out.println(
Character.COMBINING_SPACING_MARK == Character.getType(codePointStr.codePointAt(0)));
(prints true in both cases)
In this case, the COMBINING_SPACING_MARK (and related regex p{gc=Mc}
) both refer to the Unicode category "Mark, Spacing Combining" which is basically any character that combines with a previous character while also adding width.
Other regular expressions that may be useful: p{M}
for any kind of mark. If you want to use the Character getType()
constants, you can get the same behavior to that by checking if its type is COMBINING_SPACING_MARK
or ENCLOSING_MARK
, or NON_SPACING_MARK
.
ENCLOSING_MARK is a surrounding character, like a circle--also adds width to the character it combines with.
NON_SPACING_MARK includes the Latin alphabet diacritical combining marks, etc. (Marks that basically go on top or below, and don't add any width to the character).
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