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An operation to convert smart characters (quotes, dashes, apostrophes, arrows, copyright signs, ellipses etc.) back to plain ASCII.
Input
“”—‘’ →©…
Output
""--''-->(c)...
http://unicode.scarfboy.com/?s=quotation+mark http://quotesandaccents.com/
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What should happen if the input contains a character with no obvious text equivalent, eg ☣? http://unicode.scarfboy.com/?s=U%2b2623
Should it be:
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It would probably make sense for this to be an option that the user can specify. The following options should be available:
If someone wants to escape them as HTML or Unicode entities, there are other operations that can achieve that.
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Summary
An operation to convert smart characters (quotes, dashes, apostrophes, arrows, copyright signs, ellipses etc.) back to plain ASCII.
Example
Input
Output
References
http://unicode.scarfboy.com/?s=quotation+mark
http://quotesandaccents.com/
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