hazelgrove/agda-popl17

add comments for fancy unicode

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when you define a datatype that uses some fancy rare unicode character, it'd be useful for there to be a comment saying how to enter it using the standard emacs agda thing

This is exactly keys.md. It's slightly but not very much out of date
because I prioritized other things during the run up to the deadline.

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when you define a datatype that uses some fancy rare unicode character,
it'd be useful for there to be a comment saying how to enter it using the
standard emacs agda thing


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Ah OK, didn't notice that. Maybe highlight it in the README too.

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This is exactly keys.md. It's slightly but not very much out of date
because I prioritized other things during the run up to the deadline.

---Ian
On Jul 7, 2016 11:31 PM, "Cyrus Omar" notifications@github.com wrote:

when you define a datatype that uses some fancy rare unicode character,
it'd be useful for there to be a comment saying how to enter it using the
standard emacs agda thing


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