Unicode: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 12:39, 14 May 2014

Frequently used symbols:

How to find Unicode symbols:

shapecatcher.com - unicode character recognition — draw the symbol with the mouse to find it!
In Gnome, see character maps (gucharmap) to get unicode hex code.
In KDE, try KDE Character Selector (KCharSelect).
In Windows, try Character Map. Use Search for field to search characters with matching description (click Advanced view)

These are similar to Windows' Alt-key code.

Ctrl-Shift-u, followed by unicode hexadecimal code while maintaining Ctrl-Shift (see [1])

Ex Ctrl-Shift-ue7 for ç, Ctrl-Shift-ue8 for è, Ctrl-Shift-ue9 for é...

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 |↓ {{kbctrl|AltGr-U}}
 |&darr; <code>&amp;darr;</code>
+|-
+|∈
+|0x2208
+|8712
+|
+|&darr; <code>&amp;darr;</code>
+|Element Of
+|-
+|∉
+|0x2209
+|8713
+|
+|&darr; <code>&amp;darr;</code>
+|Not An Element Of
+|-
+|∊
+|0x220A
+|8714
+|
+|&darr; <code>&amp;darr;</code>
+|Small Element Of
 |}
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 * In Gnome, see ''character maps'' (<code>gucharmap</code>) to get unicode hex code.
 * In KDE, try ''KDE Character Selector'' (<code>KCharSelect</code>).
+* In Windows, try ''Character Map''. Use '''Search for''' field to search characters with matching description (click ''Advanced view'')
 == Tips ==