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Searching \u2728 or 2728 should search for the character with the code point 0x2728 (10024).
>>> int('2728', 16)
10024
Ideas for later / bonus ideas
Searching for a number that could be a decimal number (like 2728) could also search for the character that uses that decimal code point (e.g. chr(2728)).
Searching for a possible code point could also search for characters with a nearby code point, sorted by their ascending distance from the searched code point.
For example searching \u201c might show these results (note that the "closer" codepoints are at the top of results):
'\u201c' (“)
'\u201b' (‛)
'\u201d' (”)
'\u201a' (‚)
'\u201e' („)
'\u2019' (’)
'\u201f' (‟)
'\u2018' (‘)
'\u2020' (†)
'\u2017' (‗)
'\u2021' (‡)
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Searching
\u2728
or2728
should search for the character with the code point 0x2728 (10024).Ideas for later / bonus ideas
Searching for a number that could be a decimal number (like
2728
) could also search for the character that uses that decimal code point (e.g.chr(2728)
).Searching for a possible code point could also search for characters with a nearby code point, sorted by their ascending distance from the searched code point.
For example searching
\u201c
might show these results (note that the "closer" codepoints are at the top of results):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: