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[Feature Request] Display Zero-width non-joiner and Zero-width joiner as their ISO keyboard symbols #8530
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Further they should be ignored in a case insensitive search because you can't search for words containing them otherwise without knowing about them. |
Like #8284 I'm going to tag this one as Scintilla dependent. For display purposed, Notepad++ is totally slave to Scintilla. |
I wrote a feature request on their page after creating an account. Also mentioned the the zero width space. |
They referred to the character representation api.
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Is anyone surprised by that? :-) |
@mruncreative I suggest a Pythonscript (plugin) solution to this at the moment. Detailed discussion on it may be found here: https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/14045/invisible-characters-unwanted |
But that only works in the 32-bit version, right? |
Where did you get that idea from? |
It's not a political correct term ;) |
Link to feature request item 1367 on Scintilla site Just saw that the feature request related to this Notepad++ item has been recently closed without any changes, Closing comment on Scintilla item 1367 from 2021-11-12 is
This is disappointing. Is there an option for Notepad++ to progress this change without any movement from Scintilla? |
I don't think this will be implemented there are no unicode symbols for ISO keyboard symbols. |
This may be similar #8284
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-width_non-joiner
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-width_joiner
Especially ZWNJ is useful for ligature prevention in Germanic languages like English.
Example: deafly (f and l should not connect because they are separate word parts)
Dealing with these symbols is tedious without any indicators on how many are next to each other or in the text or where they are.
This is why I propose a visual indicator for them.
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