True, but I still recommend the Wikipedia article on UTF8 which also explains (something I didn’t know before) that there is an algorithm to translate from Unicode to UTF8 and back.
In short: I love to know why something is wrong (in my eyes or is a bug) or why this must be done this way.
But, in the Format case, this visual trouble (a narrow non breaking space ! - nnbsp-) is what it is: a trouble.
In short: I understand what a nbsp is since html coming, but I am in charge of the display.
Suppose I create an acountant application. If a value is display in part in line 1 and the other part in line 2 it is because I’ve done wrong code.
Worst, in that case (using nbsp the whole number will go to the next line.
@Tim:
please, read the whole entry before adding an answer to be On Topic. This will allow to avoid repeating already given good advices. Especially when people shared to the point links that a simple Google search returned (I’ve made a querry to Google with “E2 80 AF”). You can also follow Rick_A shared video (a very good one) read above.
The debugger shows values in memory that is used by your app. A const don‘t exist in memory unless you use it anywhere. So, to see the const‘s value in the debugger, assign it to a variable (= put it in memory).
That was my use: display its contents in the debugger.
Next time, I will use a variable (since this is a debug line, I do not care); the problem is that I cannot display it (System.DebugLog)…