Expected behavior
I will expect that this and other values with a int lower than 255 is converted too.
To reproduce
r2rtf::utf8Tortf("µ")
[1] "µ"
(When exported to an RTF, it produces unexpected extra characters µg)
Additional context
This is not the only character where this will happen. In this webpage we have a list of UTF characters https://www.fileformat.info/info/charset/UTF-8/list.htm
second column contain characters in format (U+0099), whenever this value when converted to decimal is lower than 255, and it's non an ascii character, like the ±, ², ¼ and many others
Describe the bug There are characters not properly converted, due to they have a INT value when converted lower than 255, such us this one µ (extracted from the title of this webpage https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/mu#:~:text=What%20is%20mu%20(%C2%B5)%3F,10%2D6%20or%20one%20millionth.)
Expected behavior I will expect that this and other values with a int lower than 255 is converted too.
To reproduce
(When exported to an RTF, it produces unexpected extra characters µg)
Additional context This is not the only character where this will happen. In this webpage we have a list of UTF characters https://www.fileformat.info/info/charset/UTF-8/list.htm second column contain characters in format (U+0099), whenever this value when converted to decimal is lower than 255, and it's non an ascii character, like the ±, ², ¼ and many others