public void setUnicodeChars(final String[] unicodeChars) {
        if (unicodeChars != null) {
            this.unicodeChars = StringUtil.cloneArray(unicodeChars);
            cssValue = getBuiltCssValue(this.unicodeChars);
        } else {
            this.unicodeChars = null;
            cssValue = DEFAULT_VALUE;
        }
        if (getStateChangeInformer() != null) {
            getStateChangeInformer().stateChanged(this);
        }
    }
public void setUnicodeChars(final String[] unicodeChars) {
        if (unicodeChars != null) {
            this.unicodeChars = StringUtil.cloneArray(unicodeChars);
            cssValue = getBuiltCssValue(this.unicodeChars);
        } else {
            this.unicodeChars = null;
            cssValue = DEFAULT_VALUE;
        }
        if (getStateChangeInformer() != null) {
            getStateChangeInformer().stateChanged(this);
        }
    }
public void setUnicodeChars ( final String [ ] unicodeChars ) { if ( unicodeChars != null ) { this . unicodeChars = StringUtil . cloneArray ( unicodeChars ) ; cssValue = getBuiltCssValue ( this . unicodeChars ) ; } else { this . unicodeChars = null ; cssValue = DEFAULT_VALUE ; } if ( getStateChangeInformer ( ) != null ) { getStateChangeInformer ( ) . stateChanged ( this ) ; } }
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Eg:-
String[] unicodeChars = {"U+0400-045F", "U+0490-0491", "U+04B0-04B1", "U+2116"};

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@param unicodeChars
the unicodeChars to set
@author WFF
@since 1.1.2
<pre > Eg : - String [] unicodeChars = { U + 0400 - 045F U + 0490 - 0491 U + 04B0 - 04B1 U + 2116 } ;