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> > any objection to using this format > How do I edit the data file in a text editor? Use a non-sucky text editor. For example, AFAICR NotePad++ displays th
by CRConrad 4y ago
> > any objection to using this format
> How do I edit the data file in a text editor?
Use a non-sucky text editor.
For example, AFAICR NotePad++ displays those characters. Windows doesn't have any ultra-easy way to input them, but within NP++ you can copy-paste them.
- a1369209993 4y ago> For example, AFAICR NotePad++ displays those characters. Great! Now go back to the other half of the requirement: how do I store all characters that NotePad++ displays in the content of a data field?
- CRConrad 4y agoThese delimiters, you mean? You don't. They're delimiters, they never go in a field. Bam, problem solved. (Or rather, problem didn't exist in the first place.)