Note that broadly speaking, the set of encodable characters are {kanji used in Japan, hiragana, katakana,
- * Asian punctuation, full-width ASCII}.
- * In particular, non-encodable characters are {normal ASCII, half-width katakana, more extensive Chinese hanzi}.
+ *
Note that broadly speaking, the set of encodable characters are {kanji used in Japan,
+ * hiragana, katakana, East Asian punctuation, full-width ASCII, Greek, Cyrillic}.
+ * Examples of non-encodable characters include {normal ASCII, half-width katakana, more extensive Chinese hanzi}.
* @param text the text to be encoded, which must fall in the kanji mode subset of characters
* @return a segment containing the data
* @throws NullPointerException if the string is {@code null}
@@ -252,9 +252,9 @@ public final class QrSegmentAdvanced {
/**
* Tests whether the specified text string can be encoded as a segment in kanji mode.
- *
Note that broadly speaking, the set of encodable characters are {kanji used in Japan, hiragana, katakana,
- * Asian punctuation, full-width ASCII}.
- * In particular, non-encodable characters are {normal ASCII, half-width katakana, more extensive Chinese hanzi}.
+ *
Note that broadly speaking, the set of encodable characters are {kanji used in Japan,
+ * hiragana, katakana, East Asian punctuation, full-width ASCII, Greek, Cyrillic}.
+ * Examples of non-encodable characters include {normal ASCII, half-width katakana, more extensive Chinese hanzi}.
* @param text the string to test for encodability
* @return {@code true} if and only if the string can be encoded in kanji mode
* @throws NullPointerException if the string is {@code null}