On Nov 10, 2015, at 14:29 , David Hoerl <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Now that Swift supports the use of certain Unicode symbols for operators, I
> thought I'd try some.
>
> Problem is I'm using Monaco 10 (ah, so old school) and the mathematical
> symbols are so small I can't really tell what they are. I looked in the
> "Fonts and Colors" prefs, but didn't see anything obvious to change.
>
> Anyone else solve this?
You can use the Characters panel (System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Show
Keyboard, Emoji & Symbol Viewers in menu bar) to find the symbol and paste it
into your source code. If it matters that you can read it afterwards, you can
use the "\u{00D7}” form (for a multiplication symbol, e.g.).
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