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When I copy and paste the translated word with accents, e.g. géométrie, the é is actually two characters e´ (+U0065 +U0301). I think the one-unicode-character form would be a better choice, since Google Translate outputted the normalization form, which in this case is é (\u00e9).
So is there any possibilities to convert all characters with accents into their one-unicode-character form in the copy-paste? Thank you.
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Unicode Normalization: Convert all characters with accents into their one-unicode-character form?
Unicode Normalization: convert all characters with accents into their one-unicode-character form?
Jul 15, 2016
Hello Thomas,
Thank you for your great works!
When I copy and paste the translated word with accents, e.g.
géométrie
, theé
is actually two characterse´ (+U0065 +U0301)
. I think the one-unicode-character form would be a better choice, since Google Translate outputted the normalization form, which in this case isé (\u00e9)
.So is there any possibilities to convert all characters with accents into their one-unicode-character form in the copy-paste? Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: