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For anyone on Vim, you can insert lots of special characters by hitting Ctrl+K: =3 is ≡, -> is →, l* is λ, M- is —, etc. You can also run :dig! to see a list of
by creata 5y ago
For anyone on Vim, you can insert lots of special characters by hitting Ctrl+K: =3 is ≡, -> is →, l* is λ, M- is —, etc. You can also run :dig! to see a list of all digraphs, and :help digraph for information on how to define your own.
- ta988 5y agoAnd for those on emacs, you can change the input method. The one I use the most is the Tex one. so I can type \sum and things like that that gets translated to unicode immediately.
- stevefolta 5y agoYou can also use ^VuXXXX to insert characters by the hex Unicode value. I find that handy sometimes.
- creata 5y agoAnd you can put %B in your status line to show the Unicode value of what's under your cursor.