Description Inside annotations, non-ascii characters are escaped, even though outputEncoding is set to utf-8. Note that comments are displayed correctly in unescaped form. Like this: Reason This is because thecodemodellibrary is being used, which forces non-ascii characters inside annotations to be...
I don't know if Unicode characters in the path are legal, but this looks like a pretty messed up SAN to me. Regardless, as shown above, certificate generation can at least be made to fail. We worked around this in our lab by patching the behaviour to be: Try to ipaddress.ip_address...
Something like a huge table for all characters of all scripts, essentially everything you could possibly ever want to enter as a part of a text anywhere. Well, this is called Unicode. Unicode is a table that maps codes to symbols and a bunch of metadata. There are different ways to ...
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Why are track titles sometimes formatted to look like FILENAME.AVI or Muzak Corp™ Song Title? Analyzing the text characters that accompany vaporwave can help us understand vaporwave a whole. How so? In her book "Because Internet", linguist Gretchen McCulloch compares the challenges of analyzing...
you can make your output instantly more readable by setting the variable and value labels in the language of your audience. And, if you wish, you can use the full range of Unicode characters for your variable names, notes, and the like. Stata can also convert legacy files from extended AS...
That may seem easy enough. But the interesting side of things is that, because Python 3 is Unicode-centric through and through, you can “type” Unicode characters that you probably won’t even find on your keyboard. You can copy and paste this right into a Python 3 interpreter shell:...
Basically, in some old Slavic languages, authors would stylise the “O” in their word for eye (“ꙩкꙩ”) by adding a dot in the middle to make it look like an eye. If there were two eyes, two of these characters would be joined together (“ꙭчи”). The final evolution...
I've decided to write myself a little script for a Unicode reference, since my favourite on-line Unicode look-up site has become buggy and full of ads. It's been an enjoyable project so far. I've noticed, however, that some characters are displayed incorrectly. For example, codepoint ...
Peacetime (probably): stable release + some big font covering a major set arrives. Han too if the coverage is really high Emergency releases of a few characters (e.g. currency, Japanese era): instantly, even if they are tofu Fonts are always updated to release versions. Font is updated ...