Android add symbol tm (trademark) to text

Question

How can I place the TM character in a line of text like in HTML

&#0153;

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Sarah stevens Dec 27. '14 at 3:44

3 answers

Elliott frisch · Answer 1 · 2014-12-27T03:56:31+0000

Assuming you cannot use the generated HTML entity

&#0153;

you can use unicode escape

String str = "\u2122";

or character literal

String str = "™";

Wildroid · Answer 2 · 2014-12-27T04:07:04+0000

For Android String.xml - use:

&#8482;

For example:

<string name="company_name">Company &#8482;</string>

This will display as:

Company ™

Suragch · Answer 3 · 2014-12-27T04:01:05+0000

To add any special character, you just need to find the Unicode character. Then you can add it to the line like below:

StringBuilder myString = new StringBuilder();
char myUnicodeChar = '\u2122';
myString.append(myUnicodeChar);

Or, as @Elliott suggested, you can just use a literal:

StringBuilder myString = new StringBuilder();
char myUnicodeChar = '™';
myString.append(myUnicodeChar);

To find a special character, you can simply specify the character name + "Unicode" in a Google search, or use one of the following links to find it: