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suggest an option which can be passed through to the awk core, to instead use this printf:
printf ("%c\t%s\n", strtonum("0x" $1), $2);
The tab ensures wide characters are seen regardless of terminal, and $2 gives the name of the character - useful both for learning, and for piping the output into grep (eg, fonttable | grep STAR).
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or perhaps this bit extra, so that the codepoint number can be learnt for typing (by ctrl-shift-u in gnome at least), rather than relying on copy/paste.
suggest an option which can be passed through to the awk core, to instead use this printf:
printf ("%c\t%s\n", strtonum("0x" $1), $2);
The tab ensures wide characters are seen regardless of terminal, and $2 gives the name of the character - useful both for learning, and for piping the output into grep (eg,
fonttable | grep STAR
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: