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symbol.;
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#X text 232 427 ISO-2022 (Japan \, etc) also encodes using multiple
bytes \, among other multi-byte encodings. Much of Japanese text is
encoded with this instead of Unicode.;
#X msg 144 58 symbol «déjà»;
#X text 184 117 this number explains the 4 extra spaces that won't
go away \, in the above messagebox. if you have those spaces \, it
is because your version of Pd does not understand Unicode. eventually
gf/string_length's behaviour will change so that it counts codepoints
(default) or bytes (optional).;
#X text 232 353 this is usually the same as the number of characters
\, except when having variable-bit encoding of Unicode (also known
as UTF-8) in which 1 codepoint = 2 bytes (or sometimes 3 or 4). also
\, note that Unicode allows characters that are made of several codepoints.
;
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a \, a close-guillemet.;
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