Search for specific characters or groups using the search field at the bottom of the window.Double click a character to insert it into your text.The "Musical Symbols" section is in the "Symbols" category. My system was MacOS High Sierra 10.13.3, and I find the its supported in the release note of go 1.17 (while go1.18 doesnt point the requirement of darwin). Open and close the sections to browse the symbols.Once you display the Character Palette, you can using Python either from homebrew or the built-in version on your Mac. From then on, while in any application, you can choose "Show Character Palette" from the Input menu on the right of your menu bar (next to the clock). python > import pyodbc > (0x0002): symbol not found in flat. Check "Character Palette" and "Show input menu in menu bar".
To make it available in any program, go to System Preferences -> International -> Input Menu.In programs like Safari and TextEdit, choose Edit -> Special Characters.In my case (NetCDF41.5.8) installing the library using brew and pip didnt solve the problem as the provided package wasnt compatible with the M1 chip.The issue will solve as mentioned in their Github in NetCDF1.6.0. If you want to insert the few most-common musical symbols into text, such as putting a flat sign ♭ in the middle of a sentence, you can use the Mac OS X Character Palette, a window that lets you select symbols and special characters visually. Music note, music symbol, music emoji with Unicode and Alt Code values. This issue is well described here.I had the same issue with the NetCDF4 library in the macOS M1 chip.
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