This is the standard character coding in TeX fonts. To get the full list, run tex testfont and fill in the following values:
Name of the font to test = cmr10 Now type a test command (\help for help):) *\table\bye
Then, look at the generated file: xdvi testfont.dvi
/Mats
Steve Shorter wrote:
Howdy!
I have printed out using \markup the ASCII values from 90 - 97.
ASCII char 95 is clearly not displayed correctly. Is this a Lilypond thing or something else?
see http:/linuxsweet.com/bug/bug.pdf
one = \context Voice=one \notes \relative c'' { \voiceOne \clef treble s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #90 init()}} s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #91 init()}} s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #92 init()}} s4 s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #93 init()}} s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #94 init()}} s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #95 init()}} s4 s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #96 init()}} s4^\markup {\huge {\bold \char #97 init()}} } two = \context Voice=two \notes \relative c'' { \voiceTwo \clef treble s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 90 }} s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 91 }} s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 92 }} s4 s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 93 }} s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 94 }} s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 95 }} s4 s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 96 }} s4_\markup {\huge {\bold 97 }} }
\score { \notes \context Staff = trebleclef << \key d\major \one \two >> }
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