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The "A" it's not latin A (U+0041), its MATHEMATICAL ITALIC CAPITAL A (U+1D434)
Is there any way to search in Everything for latin A and find also MATHEMATICAL ITALIC CAPITAL A, and any other unicode A?
Like a equivalent list. Custom list?
Unified search for ansi+unicode
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therube
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Re: Unified search for ansi+unicode
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void
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Re: Unified search for ansi+unicode
Everything will only normalize Unicode characters in the Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP) (first 65536 characters).
MATHEMATICAL ITALIC CAPITAL A (U+1D434) is outside the BMP plane.
I may add support for normalization for all planes in a future version.
MATHEMATICAL ITALIC CAPITAL A (U+1D434) is outside the BMP plane.
I may add support for normalization for all planes in a future version.