Format Unicode Text: Chunk, Center and Shift
Formatting Unicode text means rearranging it without changing the characters: chunking a long string into fixed-size groups, centering it inside a width,
Formatting Unicode text means rearranging it without changing the characters: chunking a long string into fixed-size groups, centering it inside a width,
Extracting a Unicode range pulls out only the characters that fall between two code points, so you can isolate just the emoji, just the Greek letters, or
Bytes to text conversion decodes a list of numbers from 0 to 255 back into readable characters, so the bytes 72 105 become “Hi”. It is the reverse of seei
Counting characters sounds simple until emoji and accents get involved, because what a person sees as one character can be several code points underneath.
Combining characters are Unicode marks that attach to the character before them, so an accent, a tilde, or a stack of marks can be added on top of a norma
Generating an image from text or hex turns plain characters into a real picture file, whether that is rendering a word as a graphic or painting raw hex by
Shuffling text randomly reorders it at the level you choose: whole lines, individual words, or entire paragraphs. It is how you randomize a list, mix up f
Text to hex conversion turns each character of a string into its byte value written in hexadecimal, so “Hi” becomes 48 69. Every character has a numeric c
Adding text, a border, or a background to an image are three of the most common quick edits, useful for captions, watermarks, framing, and filling transpa
To convert text to Morse code, each letter is replaced by its own pattern of dots and dashes. The word SOS becomes … — …, three short signals, three long, three short. Morse code was built in the 1830s to send messages over a telegraph wire using nothing but short and long pulses, and it … Read more
To convert binary to text, you turn each group of eight bits back into the character it stands for. Computers store every letter and symbol as a number, and that number is held in binary, so a string like 01001000 01101001 is really just the word Hi written the way a machine keeps it. This … Read more