This is a useful practice when you want to prevent invisible characters from being in your code without your consent. Especially when a chunk of code is copied from somewhere else (a website, for example).
Note: some terms described below may vary depending on the language setting of your editor.
To do this, just enter the settings of the editor through the menu Edit / Preferences or the keyboard shortcut CTRL + ,.

In the navigation menu, left side of the page, go to the tab Publisher.

Scroll down to invisible character settings and select the option View Invisible:

You can even customize the characters that will be displayed by changing the following settings:

You can try entering settings (
CTRL+,
), go to Editor and select the option Show Invisibles.– Woss
Would Leo be able to put a little bit of a screenshot showing the desired resource, just to be sure what it refers to? Would this be it? http://hmemcpy.com/2015/03/disabling-certain-invisibles-in-the-atom-editor/image.png
– Bacco
Exactly that. I used the steps @Andersoncarloswoss said and it worked, thank you for your attention!
– Léo Rocha