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I've created the program symbol2unicode¹ for that. You can enter ascii representations of a symbol, say ->, and you get the unicode symbol (→). It has a CLI int
by ht_th 10y ago
I've created the program symbol2unicode¹ for that. You can enter ascii representations of a symbol, say ->, and you get the unicode symbol (→). It has a CLI interface and a web interface. I keep it always around in a terminal tab and made some Vim binding as well.
¹https://github.com/htdebeer/symbol2unicode https://github.com/htdebeer/symbol2unicode
- hga 10y agoCool! I don't play the Node.js game, but I'll see about polishing my 2 decades rusty Javascript web page experiences and see if I can't make this into a simple web page which I can keep a tab always loaded with, I pretty much only use Unicode characters for web comments and the like. Although if this makes it a lot easier ... and I suppose I should see if Emacs has such a feature. Anyway, thanks!
- ht_th 10y agoI've also a web interface at https://heerdebeer.org/Software/symbol2unicode/converter.html https://heerdebeer.org/Software/symbol2unicode/converter.htm...