I have two string same as below: I want to concatenate two strings together in correct concatenation...

# android

[Tran Thang]

I have two string same as below:
I want to concatenate two strings together in correct concatenation order. but I don't know why after concatenating the above two strings it is reversed. Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

[Steve Georgakis]

does str2 contain Arabic, Hebrew, or Farsi characters? I cannot recognize them. These languages are read from right to left and it is probably affecting your string representation

[Steve Georgakis]

actually this is what the IDE is telling you on top

[Tran Thang]

there are 2 string as below:

val str2 = " היטצ "
val str3 = "ABC"

[Steve Georgakis]

I understand that str2 variable contains characters read from right to left, instead of left to right, correct? This is probably what makes the concatenation to be represented wrong

[Steve Georgakis]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-left_mark

[Peiming Wu]

Could it be an IDE-related issue? https://pl.kotl.in/vSu1AF01S

[Richard Shea]

@Tran Thang Looks like str2 is Hebrew (RTL) and str3 (LTR). Can you try String template println("$str2$str3") and see how it looks like?

[Richard Shea]

You can choose the direction from the blue bar from IntellJ.