Follow-up Comment #1, task #11968 (project weechat):
� could be a nice symbol for replacing unknown chars. XChat is using it too.
But since it's Unicode char, and WeeChat user might not use Unicode, there
should be a configuration variable for changing it.
From GNOME Character Map:
> �
>
> U+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER
>
> General Character Properties
>
> In Unicode since: 1.1
> Unicode category: Symbol, Other
>
> Various Useful Representations
>
> UTF-8: 0xEF 0xBF 0xBD
> UTF-16: 0xFFFD
>
> C octal escaped UTF-8: 357277275
> XML decimal entity: �
>
> Annotations and Cross References
>
> Notes:
> • used to replace an incoming character whose value is unknown > or
unrepresentable in Unicode
> • compare the use of U+001A <control> as a control character
> to indicate the substitute function
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