On Sun, 22 Oct 2006, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> | On Sun, 22 Oct 2006, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
> |
> | > This lfun makes it possible to insert unicode characters.
> | >
> | > M-x unicode-insert 0xab
> |
> | Ah... I was going to ask for an example. So here's an attempt at
> | describing this function, please comment:
> |
> | The function 'unicode-insert' takes an argument that specifies a
> | unicode character and inserts it at the current point. It can be
> | used to insert any kind of unicode character, where a character is
> | encoded by for instance "0xab" (this is a 'o' with an
>
> No it is either « or » (<< or >>)
>
> Characters are specified with hex values. 0xab or ab will work equally
> well. And it is case insensitive.
Ok, revised version.
The function 'unicode-insert' inserts a unicode character at the
current point. An argument is required that specifies what unicode
character to insert. The argument is a case insensitive
hexadecimal string that can optionally be preceeded by "0x" or
"0X".
See http://unicode.org/charts for further details regarding
unicode, and in order to for instance see the character
corresponding to "0xF6" (ö).
Example:
M-x unicode-insert f6
M-x unicode-insert 0xf6
Good enough?
/C
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