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20 20 78 78 78 ... Looks ASCII to me, Firefox on Windows. Could be OS.
by numpad0 1y ago
20 20 78 78 78 ... Looks ASCII to me, Firefox on Windows. Could be OS.
- craftkiller 1y agoFirefox on Linux: I just copied and pasted into emacs and did a M-x describe-char and got 0xE29480 which is definitely not ASCII: https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2500 https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2500 Also confirmed with hexl-mode (hex editor in emacs)
- 16bytes 1y ago" xxx"? That's the same in ASCII and UTF-8. OP is asking what are the line-drawing characters encoded as e.g: "┌" and "┐". Since the charset returned by the app is UTF-8, these will be interpreted and encoded as UTF-8 and not whatever "ASCII - Extended" means.
- numpad0 1y agothat would be completely correct... sorry. the export options now read "ASCII Basic" and "ASCII Extended", and "Basic" generates plus signs for corners, as of now. I feel like the behavior might have changed. Extended option seem to use 0xE294xx range for lines. 1: https://gist.github.com/numpad0/7880ad1e3ed32b91d1ccf9c3374fcab3 https://gist.github.com/numpad0/7880ad1e3ed32b91d1ccf9c3374f...