Ivan Krylov wrote:
>> text(1, 11, "baseline\255defined")
>> text(1, 9, "done")
>> graphics.off()
>>
>> They like that dash - but I never knew what it was called.
>>
>> Recently work updated my PC to the latest version of Windows, and,
>> perforce, I updated to the latest version of R (4.4.2).
>
>Nowadays, the session encoding on appropriately new versions of Windows is
>UTF-8 [*]. Previously, the native encoding of the R session corresponded to
>the ANSI encoding of your computer, most likely CP1252.
>Let's see what does \255 mean in that encoding:>
>
i>conv('\255', 'CP1252', '') |> utf8ToInt() |> as.hexmode() # [1] "ad">
>
>Does '\uad' work for you?
>
>--
>Best regards,
>Ivan
Inside my pasted-together constructed titles, I have to use \u{ad}, but _that_
works perfectly. Thank you very much indeed!
Paul
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