I love creating! It started with Lego as a little kid. Later I went on with (dis)assembling my first computer in the early 2000s. Then came the internet... Working remotely for 8 years :-)
Mainly I need that, because I accidentally hit cmd + space when I'm typing fast, which results in a space that looks like a normal space, but is a non-ASCII char that can break code.
Other than that, I hope you will never use a negative check like access_level != "user" for real, since that will lead to side effects, once you have more access levels next to "admin" and "user" or any form of typos. Always make the check explicit: access_level == "admin".
Not the main reason, but one of the reasons I use Gremlins in VSCode: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
As you see in my screenshot, with this extension, my VSCode will detect the invisible chars.
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Mainly I need that, because I accidentally hit cmd + space when I'm typing fast, which results in a space that looks like a normal space, but is a non-ASCII char that can break code.
Other than that, I hope you will never use a negative check like
access_level != "user"for real, since that will lead to side effects, once you have more access levels next to"admin"and"user"or any form of typos. Always make the check explicit:access_level == "admin".Thanks for discovering Gremlins, I liked it!
Regarding using the negative, yes, I wouldn't use it either but that was the example of the official article and the github repo, I just based on it.
Regards!