Text editors like PSPad (OOTB) or VS Code (with an extension) can show a character's code as well, but this one is universal and shows multiple codes and formats all in one go.
The command takes text from a selected history item or from the current clipboard content. It could potentially check the currently selected text as well, but I'm not sure... I think it would generally be great to let this decision up to the user, but that would mean extending the CopyQ's GUI and scripting API, but this is for a separate feature request, I guess. :)
hluk
commented
3 years ago
Hi, sharing another tiny utility. :)
Text editors like PSPad (OOTB) or VS Code (with an extension) can show a character's code as well, but this one is universal and shows multiple codes and formats all in one go.
The command takes text from a selected history item or from the current clipboard content. It could potentially check the currently selected text as well, but I'm not sure... I think it would generally be great to let this decision up to the user, but that would mean extending the CopyQ's GUI and scripting API, but this is for a separate feature request, I guess. :)