//L' ', (Space), U+0020, 32
//L' ', (Ideographic Space), U+3000, 12288
//L' ', (No-Break Space), U+00A0, 160
//L' ', (EN SPACE), U+2002, 8194
//L' ', (EM SPACE), U+2003, 8195
//L' ', (THREE-PER-EM), U+2004, 8196
//L' ', (FOUR-PER-EM), U+2005, 8197
//L' ', (SIX-PER-EM), U+2006, 8198
//L' ', (Figure Space), U+2007, 8199
//L' ', (Punctuation Space), U+2008, 8200
//L' ', (Thin Space), U+2009, 8201
//L' ', (Hair Space), U+200A, 8202
//L'', (Zero Width Space), U+200B, 8203
//L' ', (Narrow NBSP), U+202F, 8239
//L' ', (Medium Mathematical Space), U+205F, 8287
//L'', (ZWNBSP / BOM), U+FEFF, 65279
In addition to the regular space (U+0020), if other special space characters appear in a URL, the program will mistakenly connect them together. For example:
https://www.github.com/ https://www.google.com/ /abc/ /xyz/
Enter the above URL in the editor.
In the example above, Notepad++ incorrectly recognizes them as a single URL.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Description of the Issue
Known space types include the following:
In addition to the regular space (U+0020), if other special space characters appear in a URL, the program will mistakenly connect them together. For example:
Steps To Reproduce
Enter the above URL in the editor.
Current Behavior
In the example above, Notepad++ incorrectly recognizes them as a single URL.
Expected Behavior
There are actually two URLs:
https://www.github.com/andhttps://www.google.com/. They are separated by special space characters. The special space after the second URL is not treated as a separator.Debug Information
Anything else?
No response