enableRoundTrip()

public void enableRoundTrip(boolean flag)

This method is for bidirectional languages only (Arabic and Hebrew). Assume that A, B, and C are bidirectional characters. Normally, when a string contains a series of bidirectional characters followed by a series of numerals (for example, ABC 123), and the entire string is stored, the Z and I Emulator for Web client exchanges the positions of the bidirectional characters and the numerals. For example, normally, if you read the string ABC 123 from the presentation space and store the string into a variable, and then subsequently write the value of the variable back into the presentation space, the Z and I Emulator for Web client writes 123 ABC back into the presentation space.

To turn off this technique of forced reversal, call enableRoundTrip() with a value of true. To restore this technique of forced reversal, call enableRoundTrip() with a value of false.

Figure 1. Examples for enableRoundTrip()

<perform  value="$HMLPSUtil.enableRoundTrip(true)$" />