Given that the System.Char data type (char) can store any Unicode character, encoded using UTF-16, below are some examples of valid characters.
Here is the list that we bind to, to display some characters:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | CharList = new ObservableCollection<char>{ 'a', 'Z', '.', '$', '\x00e1', '\x00e7', '\x0398', '\x03a9', '\x0429', '\x046c', '\x05d4', '\x05da', '\x0626', '\x0643', '\x0b92', '\x0caf', '\x0e0d', '\x1251', '\x13ca', '\x14cf', '\x21bb', '\x21e9', '\x222d', '\x2285', '\x2466', '\x2528', '\x2592', '\x265a', '\x265e', '\x2738', '\x3062', '\x3063', '\x3082', '\x3071', '\x3462', '\x3463', '\x3464', '\x3485', '\x5442', '\x54e1', '\x5494', '\xac21', '\xae25', '\xfc45', '\xfce8'}; |
