The International Register is available (for free) on the Web at http://www.itscj.ipsj.or.jp/ISO-IR/
You can get the complete register entry for all of the register entries, and in particular for all those referenced by ASN.1. Ther register entry gives the glyph, its encoding, and the name for each character in the register entry, plus the escape sequence that invokes that register entry. John L Bancroft Scott wrote: > > On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Edmond G wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > In X.680, Table 3 defines the valid char set for each > > restricted char set. For some of these there are > > tables which define the valid character set such as > > NumericString (table 4) or PrintableString(table 5). > > And there are some other which are defined in a > > crypted way such VideotexString, GraphicString etc. So > > I have problem to find the appropriate valid set as > > defined in table 3 (All G,C sets, register number (?)1 > > ,156...). Where can I find documents which describes > > these sets?? > > As stated in Table 3, "The defining registration numbers are listed in > 'ISO International Register of Coded Character Sets to be used with Escape > Sequences'." You can purchase that document from ISO. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Bancroft Scott Toll Free :1-888-OSS-ASN1 > OSS Nokalva International:1-732-302-0750 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tech Support :1-732-302-9669 x-1 > 1-732-302-9669 x-200 Fax :1-732-302-0023 > http://www.oss.com -- Prof John Larmouth Larmouth T&PDS Ltd (Training and Protocol Development Services) 1 Blueberry Road Bowdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheshire WA14 3LS Tel: +44 161 928 1605 England Fax: +44 161 928 8069
