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there is no thing to tell ,only run this file and enjoy .

(useful for developers👌😉)

[You can use this file for create Stylish String function]

 

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Hello once again .

I seen ur reply right now .

Well , i wrote simple example what i meant in my review .

Here u can check how to convert normal characters to circle characters by string library .

It will work almost on all style of characters .

But on another styles Do it by urself , i hope it will help you

local Convert = function (a)
local Check = function (C)
 if string.byte(C) >= 65 and string.byte(C) <= 90  then 
return true 
   end
 end
 a = string.upper(a)
 local A = ""
 string.gsub(a,"(.)",function(a) 
if Check(a) == true then 
A = A.. string.char(226,147,(79+string.byte(a)))
else 
A = A.. a 
end 
end)
return A
end
print(Convert("Hello World !"))
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11 minutes ago, TopGEOYT said:

Hello once again .

I seen ur reply right now .

Well , i wrote simple example what i meant in my review .

Here u can check how to convert normal characters to circle characters by string library .

It will work almost on all style of characters .

But on another styles Do it by urself , i hope it will help you


local Convert = function (a)
local Check = function (C)
 if string.byte(C) >= 65 and string.byte(C) <= 90  then 
return true 
   end
 end
 a = string.upper(a)
 local A = ""
 string.gsub(a,"(.)",function(a) 
if Check(a) == true then 
A = A.. string.char(226,147,(79+string.byte(a)))
else 
A = A.. a 
end 
end)
return A
end
print(Convert("Hello World !"))

Also u can replace old string char with it :

A = A.. string.char(240,159,135,(101+string.byte(a)),226,128,139)

It will give you blue colored text .

Also u can try another fonts , find their bytes and add it by simple calculating .

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On 8/25/2020 at 4:07 AM, TopGEOYT said:

Hello once again .

I seen ur reply right now .

Well , i wrote simple example what i meant in my review .

Here u can check how to convert normal characters to circle characters by string library .

It will work almost on all style of characters .

But on another styles Do it by urself , i hope it will help you


local Convert = function (a)
local Check = function (C)
 if string.byte(C) >= 65 and string.byte(C) <= 90  then 
return true 
   end
 end
 a = string.upper(a)
 local A = ""
 string.gsub(a,"(.)",function(a) 
if Check(a) == true then 
A = A.. string.char(226,147,(79+string.byte(a)))
else 
A = A.. a 
end 
end)
return A
end
print(Convert("Hello World !"))

Thanks for sharing this, I found it gets more complicated with some when the 2nd utf value changes and some have replacement characters from the letter like symbols category, this is not near as elegant as your original example which i expanded upon but it works

 

utf_8_arrays = {
	[1] = {[1]= {144,128},[2]= {144,154},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Bold"}, 
	[2] = {[1]= {148,132},[2]= {148,158},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Fraktur",[5]={{67,173},{72,140},{73,145},{82,156},{90,168}}},
	[3] = {[1]= {152,136},[2]= {152,162},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Sans-Serif Italic"}, 
	[4] = {[1]= {153,176,81,154,128},[2]= {154,138},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Monospace"}, 
	[5] = {[1]= {144,180,77,145,128},[2]= {145,142},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Italic",[5]={{104,142}}},
	[6] = {[1]= {145,168,89,146,128},[2]= {146,130},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Bold Italic"},  
	[7] = {[1]= {146,156},[2]= {146,182,107,147,128},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Script",[5]={{66,172},{69,176} ,{70,177},{72,139},{73,144},{76,146},{77,179},{82,155},{101,175},{103,138},{111,180}}},
	[8] = {[1]= {147,144},[2]= {147,170,119,148,128},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Bold Script"},
	[9] = {[1]= {148,184,73,149,128},[2]= {149,146},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Double-Struck",[5]={{67,130},{72,141},{78,149},{80,153},{81,154},{82,157},{90,164}}},
	[10] = {[1]= {149,172,85,150,128},[2]= {150,134},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Bold Fraktur"},
	[11] = {[1]= {150,160},[2]= {150,186,103,151,128},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Sans-Serif"}, 
	[12] = {[1]= {151,148},[2]= {151,174,115,152,128},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Sans-Serif Bold"},
	[13] = {[1]= {152,188,69,153,128},[2]= {153,150},[3]= 4,[4]="Mathematical Sans-Serif Bold Italic"},
	[14] = {[1]= {146,182,75,147,128},[2]= {147,144},[3]= 3,[4]="Mathematical Monospace"},
	[15] = {[1]= {132,176,81,133,128},[2]= {132,176,81,133,128},[3]= 4,[4]="Circled Latin"},
	[16] = {[1]= {133,144},[2]= {133,144},[3]= 4,[4]="Squared Latin"},
	[17] = {[1]= {133,176,81,134,128},[2]= {133,176,81,134,128},[3]= 4,[4]="Negative Squared Latin"},
	[18] = {[1]= {135,166},[2]= {135,166},[3]= 4,[4]="Regional Indicator Symbol"},
}


local Convert = function (a,ci)
	uo = 65
	upper_start = utf_8_arrays[ci][1]
	upper_start_1 = utf_8_arrays[ci][1][1]
	upper_start_2 = utf_8_arrays[ci][1][2] - uo
	lo = 97
	lower_start = utf_8_arrays[ci][2]
	lower_start_1 = utf_8_arrays[ci][2][1]
	lower_start_2 = utf_8_arrays[ci][2][2] - lo
	local Check = function (C)
		if string.byte(C) >= 65 and string.byte(C) <= 90  then 
			if #upper_start > 2 and string.byte(C) >= upper_start[3] then 
				if #upper_start == 5 then
					fix = upper_start[3] - uo  
					upper_start_1 = upper_start[4]
					upper_start_2 = upper_start[5] - fix - uo
				end
			else
				upper_start_1 = utf_8_arrays[ci][1][1]
				upper_start_2 = utf_8_arrays[ci][1][2] - uo
			end
			upper_case = true
			return true 
		elseif string.byte(C) >= 97 and string.byte(C) <= 122  then 
			if #lower_start > 2 and string.byte(C) >= lower_start[3] then
				if #lower_start == 5 then
					fix = lower_start[3] - lo 
					lower_start_1 = lower_start[4]
					lower_start_2 = lower_start[5] - fix - lo
				end
			else
				lower_start_1 = utf_8_arrays[ci][2][1]
				lower_start_2 = utf_8_arrays[ci][2][2] - lo
			end
			upper_case = false
			return true 
		end
	end
	if utf_8_arrays[ci][1][2] == utf_8_arrays[ci][2][2] then
		a = string.upper(a)
	end
	local A = ""
	string.gsub(a,"(.)",function(a) 
		if ci >= 15 then
			sp = 159
		else
			sp = 157
		end 
		if ci == 18 then
			lb = string.char(0xE2,0x81,0xA0)
		else
			lb = ""
		end
		if #utf_8_arrays[ci] == 5 then
			for index,v in pairs(utf_8_arrays[ci][5]) do
				if v[1] == string.byte(a) then
					A = A.. string.char(226,132,v[2])
					goto e
				end
			end
		end
		if Check(a) == true and upper_case == true and utf_8_arrays[ci][3] == 4 then 
			A = A.. string.char(240,sp,upper_start_1,(upper_start_2+string.byte(a)))..lb
		elseif Check(a) == true and upper_case == true and utf_8_arrays[ci][3] == 3 then 
			A = A.. string.char(226,upper_start_1,(upper_start_2+string.byte(a)))
		elseif Check(a) == true and upper_case == false  and utf_8_arrays[ci][3] == 4 then  
			A = A.. string.char(240,sp,lower_start_1,(lower_start_2+string.byte(a)))
		elseif Check(a) == true and upper_case == false  and utf_8_arrays[ci][3] == 3 then  
			A = A.. string.char(226,lower_start_1,(lower_start_2+string.byte(a)))
		else 
			A = A.. a 
		end 
		::e::
	end)
	return A
end
for i,v in pairs(utf_8_arrays) do
    print(Convert(utf_8_arrays[i][4],i))
	print(Convert("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz",i))
	print(Convert("Hello World!",i))
	print("\n")
end

 

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