I just did a paste of some C# using Oxidizer and it made the != be ≠. How can I enter ≠ from the keyboard? I see it is Unicode 2260 in Consolas font. But how to enter it instead of copy paste from another one?
On Mac: Option-=. (also, Option-< and Option-> will die you ≤ and ≥, respectively. Because Mac rocks. On Windows, you’ll need to hold down Alt and type out the ASCII/Unicopde code, so probably Alt-2260.
I tried the alt sequence before posting the question. It didn’t work. It MIGHT work if you add a registry entry and reboot with that. I was hoping there was some cute trick. I guess I’ll just copy paste it.
Couldn’t the Oxygene plug-in for Visual Studio somehow make that -= and so forth work for Windows?