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The non-breaking space is certainly not 256 in ASCII (ASCII only extends to 127) and not even in Latin 1 (goes up to 255) and also not in Unicode – it's 160. Wh
by ygra 11y ago
The non-breaking space is certainly not 256 in ASCII (ASCII only extends to 127) and not even in Latin 1 (goes up to 255) and also not in Unicode – it's 160. While you can use in HTML you can also use or  , both of which work in XML as well. And since numeric and hexadecimal character references are much easier to generate (you don't need a lookup table) I'd say they're a far nicer choice these days.
- vmorgulis 11y ago> ... in HTML you can also use or   ... Yes! You're right. >... I'd say they're a far nicer choice these days. It was a long time ago for a scrapping project (garbage HTML).