Hi I am writing a function that prases one by one the elements of a const char * variable and
then I write every one of the characters in a txt file. It recognizes all of them
but I have some questions. when it changes line and does not show the character recognized this means that the character is ‘\n’???
and last character in the cons char * variable it shows me a little triangle, looking up.
It is without colour, only 3 lines forming a little triangle. I am using UTF-8 encoding.
The triangle which character it represents??
any advice welcome
(I am not sure I understand where the little triangle is from. But this seems irrelevant.) This link will make you happy: To lookup unknown Unicode glyphs by shape, see shapecatcher.com. Just draw the character, and shapecatcher looks up glyphs that look similar.
Internally uses enslaved ape brains.
EDIT: Based on your comments, you are actually outputting a ‘\0’ character to the file. How this gets displayed as small triangle is not clear – maybe you are looking at the file via an editor that displays ‘\0’ this way.