How I type the unicode char in latex?
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If the engine is Unicode aware and a font is used, which contains the glyph for the private Unicode code point:
^^^^e25f See: The ^^ notation in various engines. This is TeX's method to encode non-ASCII characters with ASCII and can also be used inside command tokens.
There are also commands to select a character by slot in the current font:
LaTeX command:
\symbol{"E25F} or the (plain) TeX variant:
\char"E25F\relax BTW, there is a non-private code point for this glyph:
U+27A2 Three-D Top-Lighted Rightwards Arrowhead
\documentclass{article} \usepackage{fontspec} \begin{document} \newcommand*{\test}[1]{% \begingroup\fontspec{#1}\symbol{"27A2}\endgroup } \test{DejaVu Sans} \test{Segoe UI Symbol} \end{document} 
