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Unicode is a standard for the encoding, representation and handling of text with the intention of supporting all the characters required for written text incorporating all writing systems, technical symbols and punctuation.
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Tell a dash (-), an en-dash (–) and an emdash (—) apart
To quote the docs:
C-x = runs the command what-cursor-position, which is an interactive
compiled Lisp function in simple.el.
It is bound to C-x =.
(what-cursor-position &optional DETAIL) …
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