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- Matthias030
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In new document type any word and enable word wrap. Set cursor to beginning of document. Now hold TAB or SPACE key until word is moved to line 2. Word is fixed at beginning of line 2. You can not move it again. But in status bar you see that position is still increased.
Unfortunately the same in ecdemo.
Unfortunately the same in ecdemo.
- Matthias030
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- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
- Matthias030
- Senior Member
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
- Matthias030
- Senior Member
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
- Matthias030
- Senior Member
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
- Matthias030
- Senior Member
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
- Matthias030
- Senior Member
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
A suggestion for toggle non-printable characters:
For all encodings except OEM these chars are used
Space: ansi char code 183 "· "
Tab: ansi char code 155 "›"
For OEM it is used:
Space: OEM char code 183 "À"
Tab: OEM char code 155 "ø"
Ansi code 183 "· " is equal to OEM char code 250 "· "
Ansi char "›" does not exists in oem table, so I suggest to use char "»" instead.
All except OEM:
Space: ansi code 183 "· "
Tab: ansi code 187 "»"
OEM:
Space: oem code 250 "· "
Tab: oem code 175 "»"
For all encodings except OEM these chars are used
Space: ansi char code 183 "· "
Tab: ansi char code 155 "›"
For OEM it is used:
Space: OEM char code 183 "À"
Tab: OEM char code 155 "ø"
Ansi code 183 "· " is equal to OEM char code 250 "· "
Ansi char "›" does not exists in oem table, so I suggest to use char "»" instead.
All except OEM:
Space: ansi code 183 "· "
Tab: ansi code 187 "»"
OEM:
Space: oem code 250 "· "
Tab: oem code 175 "»"
- Matthias030
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- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
- Matthias030
- Senior Member
- Posts: 423
- Joined: 2007-03-04, 10:48 UTC
- Location: Berlin
Here a few more things related to encoding and characters:
1. Not really important: When using for example Ansi<->OEM and select "changing encoding for the modified file" then char info in status bar for current char is not refreshed.
2. By clicking on char info in status bar, current char could be selected in char table if possible. Good for Ansi, OEM, KOI8. Not possible for Unicode, UTF-8 because char codes are not in table.
3. When you make main menu then option for "Convert encoding to..." would be useful. This is the same as making any change in file and select "changing encoding for the modified file".
Converting does this:
OEM char #169 "®" -> Ansi char #174 "®"
Only changing encoding does this:
OEM char #169 "®" -> Ansi char #169 "©"
1. Not really important: When using for example Ansi<->OEM and select "changing encoding for the modified file" then char info in status bar for current char is not refreshed.
2. By clicking on char info in status bar, current char could be selected in char table if possible. Good for Ansi, OEM, KOI8. Not possible for Unicode, UTF-8 because char codes are not in table.
3. When you make main menu then option for "Convert encoding to..." would be useful. This is the same as making any change in file and select "changing encoding for the modified file".
Converting does this:
OEM char #169 "®" -> Ansi char #174 "®"
Only changing encoding does this:
OEM char #169 "®" -> Ansi char #169 "©"