Re: non breaking space
Re: non breaking space
- Subject: Re: non breaking space
- From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 20 Jul 2004 08:46:26 -0700
On 7/20/04 7:34 AM, "Emmanuel" <email@hidden> wrote:
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At 7:07 AM -0700 20/07/04, Dan McCann wrote:
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> Does anyone know if there is an ascii character for a non breaking space?
>
> I'm trying to script a find replace in Quark, but it it seems there isn't a
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> character for the Mac.
>
>
ASCII character of 202, aka Unicode 160
Hmmm. I always knew 202 as "option-space" (that's how it's typed on a US
keyboard). I guess that's the same thing. I certainly know contexts where,
unlike regular space, it doesn't get trimmed (although Apple's Address Book
does trim it from the beginning and end of contact names).
In HTML-speak, when you see "nbsp;" is it referring to 202 or to a regular
space 32? I always assumed the latter.
And its Unicode is 160 = 00A0 ? I see that's even called NO-BREAK SPACE. OK,
thanks, Emmanuel.
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Paul Berkowitz
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