Revert "replace ZWSP by "\u200B"" #9
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This reverts commit 19eca7f.
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I previously found that compiling files with ZWSP (Zero Width Space) characters could result in errors on some systems, but this issue was resolved when using unicode literals. I'm not very familiar with C++, but I consulted ChatGPT and it suggested using |
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Apparently doing that can cause problems if you don't use Unicode strings throughout the entire program (https://stackoverflow.com/a/7636849). It might work, I'm not sure. |
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I tried |
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This reverts commit 19eca7f.
Unicode literals don't work properly in C++ strings. You will end up with a bunch of question marks on the ends of comments.