So I think the iPhone is sending the right UTF8 text - it's formatted as \u00XX because the code I sent output it as JSON, but if I put it into E.asUTF8 which is what the iOS app should do, it looks ok:
I just realised I made a stupid mistake - originally I'd named the font library fonts but I renamed it to font, but the iOS app still checks to see if a library called fonts is enabled before passing UTF8 through!
If you update with the dev app loader to iOS 0.18 now it should work! And you might as well remove 'custom boot code' to stop all your messages needing to get stored as well :)
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Ok, that's great - thanks!
So I think the iPhone is sending the right UTF8 text - it's formatted as
\u00XX
because the code I sent output it as JSON, but if I put it intoE.asUTF8
which is what the iOS app should do, it looks ok:I just realised I made a stupid mistake - originally I'd named the font library
fonts
but I renamed it tofont
, but the iOS app still checks to see if a library calledfonts
is enabled before passing UTF8 through!If you update with the dev app loader to iOS 0.18 now it should work! And you might as well remove 'custom boot code' to stop all your messages needing to get stored as well :)