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Mercury13 / unicodia

Encyclopedia of Unicode characters
https://mercury13.github.io/unicodia/
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Alt codes #329

Closed jobytoss closed 6 months ago

jobytoss commented 6 months ago

Hi! Is there a way to see what is the actual Alt code for the selected symbol? For example the € symbol is written using "Alt + 0128". Thank you! sshot-2024-03-10- 00-23-29

Mercury13 commented 6 months ago

Thank you. I really missed Alt code 0128, it’ll be next release.

Mercury13 commented 6 months ago

Checked the rest, probably okay.

Mercury13 commented 6 months ago

I have a TKL keyboard and struggle to use Alt codes (first I need to turn keypad emulation on). Probably I entered and it did not work? I wrote correctly, Alt+0 encoding is Windows-1252 regardless of locale.

jobytoss commented 6 months ago

What I would like is when I select a symbol in the left pane, to see in the right pane what is the actual Alt code for that symbol, like here: https://www.alt-codes.net Example: sshot-2024-03-10- 01-32-23

P.S. I added Unicodia to the TPFC database, hope it's OK: https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=3102

Mercury13 commented 6 months ago

I intentionally missed Alt codes for ASCII, as all printable ASCII characters are accessible from keyboard. Unicodia IS portable, but you should tweak Unicodia.xml file to keep config next to EXE file. image

jobytoss commented 6 months ago

Oh, I understand now, there are Alt codes displayed, but only for non-ASCII symbols.

Regarding the portability yes, I mentioned replacing the string portable="0" with portable="1" in the Unicodia.xml file.

Thank you!

Issue closed.

Mercury13 commented 6 months ago

Found more recent bugs, so euro in 2.3.9 now.