Re: Hex-byte pictures (WAS: RE: Hexadecimal digits?)

From: Simon Butcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] BTW, Frank also had other proposals which included the IBM 3270 characters I think you were referring to (poke around the directory at http://www.funet.fi/pub/kermit/ucsterminal/).. I am not proposing to encode all terminal function indicators in Unicode.

RE: Hex-byte pictures (WAS: RE: Hexadecimal digits?)

Hi Philippe! When dealing with protocol specifications, there's often a need for characters like these, too, since hex byte pictures are unambiguous. I have a DEC dumb terminal around here somewhere which also uses them when debugging control characters. I suppose you could argue it's

RE: Hex-byte pictures (WAS: RE: Hexadecimal digits?)

BTW, Frank also had other proposals which included the IBM 3270 characters I think you were referring to (poke around the directory at http://www.funet.fi/pub/kermit/ucsterminal/).. I am not proposing to encode all terminal function indicators in Unicode. Else it would mean that

Re: Hex-byte pictures (WAS: RE: Hexadecimal digits?)

From: Simon Butcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] BTW, Frank also had other proposals which included the IBM 3270 characters I think you were referring to (poke around the directory at http://www.funet.fi/pub/kermit/ucsterminal/).. I am not proposing to encode all terminal function indicators

Re: Hex-byte pictures (WAS: RE: Hexadecimal digits?)

Philippe Verdy verdy underscore p at wanadoo dot fr wrote: - the attachment symbol (trombonne in French, Brobriefklammer in German, I don't know the term in English), Paper clip. -Doug Ewell Fullerton, California http://users.adelphia.net/~dewell/