Hi,
The UTF-8 code for it is U+2423 and it is called "Open Box" (␣).
In LaTeX you can use the \textvisiblespace{} macro.
Regards
Alan
On 15/03/14 2:09 PM, Syed Zaeem Hosain ([email protected]) wrote:
Hi, everybody.
In my specifications, I often need to “show” a space character … for a
text format sample, for example.
I usually use a fixed-width font (Consolas) for these format samples.
This helps to make the space character obvious, but isn’t perfect.
Elsewhere, I have also seen the use of an underscore-like character with
little “upticks” at the end.
What do you all do for this purpose? If you use a printing character to
denote a space, what character do you use?
Is there a character in a fixed-width font (ideally Consolas ... I went
looking but did not find something convenient) that would be good?
Thanks!
Z
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