java allows you to draw single macrons, that is, String s = "a\u0305c\u0305" :
It is necessary to make an inversion (in fact - draw a line) above the line containing the other macros
eg: 
how to do it if they simply stack with "a\u0305\u0305" ?
Kiramm kiramm
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Closed due to the fact that the essence of the question is not clear to the participants by Denis , user194374, Kromster , cheops , Grundy Jul 17 '16 at 17:04 .
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- please specify what it means to stack. in the Russian language there is such an obsolete (or rep.-desh.) word , but its meaning clearly cannot refer either to programming in general or to characters in particular. - aleksandr barakin
- overlap, and at the output, the difference between "a \ u0305" and "a \ u0305 \ u0305" is such that in the second case the macron above the symbol will be darker (in Idea). I also need to draw them both, over each other - Kiramm
- What draws the text? And where? - D-side
- It is not drawn, I said it figuratively. Output to the file - Kiramm
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Something like this
System.out.println("1"+ "\u0305"); Only "output device" must understand unicode.
Here is a useful link
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overline
Or was the question about something else?
rjhdby rjhdby
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- and more than 1 line can be withdrawn? - pavel
- as I understand it, it depends more on the environment that will draw this line. Java can send any character set to stdout, and how this stdout uses them is its business. For example, this, in the ideal case, should give two overlays System.out.println ("1" + "\ u0305" + "\ u0305"); - rjhdby
- @rjhdby should, but, in the idea (as in eclipse) they simply overlap each other - Kiramm
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