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ASCII? The arrows alone scream UTF-8 and require proper charset- and font-support. But it's a cute tool, no question.
by fensipens 12y ago
ASCII? The arrows alone scream UTF-8 and require proper charset- and font-support.
But it's a cute tool, no question.
- milen 12y agoI've designed the app so that you can choose your character set - Unicode or ASCII. This is a property of the document and can be changed on the fly, so you should be able to use the tool for text in a legacy environments as well.
- userbinator 12y agoWill it support CP437 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437 )?
- milen 12y agoIt's quite easy for me to support arbitrary character sets, so if there's enough demand, I can definitely implement it. If you can just drop us an email (see "How do I provide feedback" section at the bottom), that'd be great - thanks. But it won't be supported in the initial public beta build, as we have to prioritise other areas (sorry!).