In the document inspector, you can see the various information about your document.
In the CotEditor app
on your Mac, open a document.
Choose View > Inspector > Document Inspector, or click the Inspector button in the toolbar.
To close the inspector, drag the pane separator to the window edge, or choose View > Inspector > Document Inspector again.
The information appears in the inspector is as follows:
File
Created: The file creation date and time.
Modified: The file modification date and time.
File Size: The size of the file.
Tags: The file tags set in the Finder.
Owner: The user name of the owner of the file.
Permission: The file privilege.
Full Path: The absolute path to the file in UNIX format.
Text Settings
Encoding: The current selected text encoding.
Line Endings: The current selected line endings.
Mode: The current used mode in the editor.
Count
Characters: The number of characters in the document (and the selection).
Lines: The number of lines in the document (and the selection).
Words: The number of words in the document (and the selection). The current language in the Spelling window is used to interpret words.
Location: The number of characters before the insertion point.
Line: The line number where the insertion point locates.
Column: The number of of characters from the head of the current line to the insertion point.
Character (appeared only when single character is selected)
Code Points: The Unicode code points for the selected character in hexadecimal.
Name: The Unicode name for the selected character.
Block: The Unicode block where the selected character belongs.
Category: The Unicode category where the selected character belongs.