Ken Ray wrote:
what is a hard space?
A "hard space" is ASCII 202 (which on a Mac you can get by typing
Option-Space), which looks like a space, but acts like a non-space character
- that is, you can't break the words connected with hard spaces because it
"looks" (to the OS) like a single word.
FWIW, a "hard space" is sometimes called a "non-breaking space" (in
reference to word breaks), and is represented in HTML and Rev's htmlText
with the character entity " ". If you're working with htmlText the
character entity can be easier to deal with than the ASCII value.
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
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