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bug#1727: 23.0.60; char syntax for non-breaking space
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Richard M Stallman |
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bug#1727: 23.0.60; char syntax for non-breaking space |
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Tue, 30 Dec 2008 17:26:50 -0500 |
> When I type C-x = at a non-breaking space, it tells me that it
> has code 160, hex a0. But when I execute (insert "\xa0"),
> it inserts something that displays as `\240'
(insert #xa0) works for me.
Also:
(insert ?\u00a0)
Could you document this in the Lisp Manual?
And the general principles so one can understand
why this is so?