We could also have an switch, when turned on displays the various whitespaces using particular glyphs. MS Word does this and displays an ordinary space with ·, a non breaking space with °, a tab with →, a line break with ↲ and a paragraph break with ¶.
On 15 November 2011 09:13, Mike Maxwell <maxw...@umiacs.umd.edu> wrote: > > A number of alternatives to a hex editor have been pointed out: > 1) color coding > 2) using a font that has a representation of these code points > 3) using any text editor that allows you to see the Unicode code point of > a character (I use jEdit this way, I'm sure many other editors offer this > support) >
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