0009= (TAB)
00AD= (SPECIAL ONE SEE PAGE 3 POST 1)
000A= (ENTER)
0020= (SPACE)
Here you go
I do not think that a BACKSPACE unicode char works. Else:
0008= (BACKSPACE)
For the ones who understand, JavaScript:
'\t'.charCodeAt(0).toString(16);
'\x09'.charCodeAt(0).toString(16);
'\u0009'.charCodeAt(0).toString(16);
''.charCodeAt(0).toString(16);
EDIT: The TAB character seems to disappear. However, the other characters are working as intended.
~Mugger759
09-Jan-2011 12:20:04
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09-Jan-2011 12:25:51
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Mugger759
The Linux guide to alt codes (Unicodes) is now finished. I would like to thank Ker Laeda and Mugger759 for all the help that they offered
. I have also updated the multiple spaces on the forums post and put in the unicode for the trick into that post.