Unicode document viewer?

Question

Is there a tool that provides Unicode code point mapping? The view as a hex editor, except for code points, will be displayed, not bytes.

to clarify:

I want to be able to display a document (either a file or paste content into the clipboard), and immediately have two views of this document,

• Source code, including Unicode characters that are usually displayed
• list of code points corresponding to these characters

and he should be able to highlight an individual character in both representations, so that I can see which code corresponds to a character that is specific to me.

Read-only features will be good for what I need, but reading and writing will also be nice.

Answer 1

Not sure if this is exactly what you are asking for, but for Windows (you didn’t specify a platform ...) I found an invaluable tool in BabelMap .

Answer 2

There are two tools on Windows that you will need if you want to learn the Unicode files BabelPad and BabelMap .

Regarding your question: to see the code lines of a Unicode string, I just insert the string in BabelMap .

Also, my favorite editor is Notepad ++ , and I do a lot of work using Unicode files (I work in the i18n field)

Answer 3

I know the open source tool at http://unicode.codeplex.com , which you can give it an unlimited string, and it gives you the full hex code. you can also give it a series of hex code and convert it all into a complete sentence.

it also includes the latest Unicode Character Dtabase information provided by unicode.org (appendix 44), which contains all the information about the unicode 5.2 character.

just take a look I'm sure you will be satisfied