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<p>Note, also, that the escapes \n, \t, \b, and \" etc, are recognised by default. If you check the box next to<code>Convert \n etc</code> they will be ignored. For full CSS behaviour here, use the CSS input field.</p>
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<p>The<codeclass="kw"translate="no">Extract</code> button strips away everything but the escapes. For example, it will turn<code>The first row is U+0A73
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into<code>U+0A73 U+0A05 U+0A72 U+0A38 U+0A39</code>. It doesn't recognise escapes such as \n, \t, etc. Nor does it recognise character entities, such as<code>&aacute;</code>. If you have selected<codeclass="kw"translate="no">Hex code points</code> or<codeclass="kw"translate="no">Dec code points</code> in the adjacent select control, it will also leave behind hex or decimal numbers. For example, it will turn<code><0915, 094E, 0947></code> into<code>0915 094E 0947</code>. Note, however, that it may not always get this right. A word like 'decomposition' will result in 'dec' being treated as a number. It only detects numbers if they are preceded by a space, a predefined set of punctuation marks, or the start of the text. It treats UTF-8 and UTF-16 code units as hex code point numbers.</p>
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<p><spanclass="leadin">The<codeclass="kw"translate="no">Extract</code> button</span> strips away everything but the escapes. For example, it will turn "<code>The first row is U+0A73 ura, U+0A05 a, U+0A72 iri, U+0A38 sa, U+0A39 ha.</code>" into "<code>U+0A73 U+0A05 U+0A72 U+0A38 U+0A39</code>".</p>
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<p>It currently doesn't recognise escapes such as \n, \t, etc. Nor does it recognise character entities, such as<code>&aacute;</code>.</p>
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<p>If you have selected<codeclass="kw"translate="no">Hex code points</code> or<codeclass="kw"translate="no">Dec code points</code> in the adjacent select control, it will also leave behind hex or decimal numbers. For example, it will turn "<code><0915, 094E, 0947></code>" into "<code>0915 094E 0947</code>" or "<code>0915 0947</code>", respectively. Note, however, that it may not always get this right. Text such as '(dec)' will result in 'dec' being treated as a number. It only detects numbers if they are preceded and followed by a space, a particular set of punctuation marks, or the start/end of the text. It treats UTF-8 and UTF-16 code units as hex code point numbers.</p>
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<p><spanclass="leadin">Special use.</span> If you only want to convert a specific type of escape and leave all others untouched, paste the text into one of the other boxes and hit its associated<code>Convert</code> button.</p>