MCENANEY WILLIAM J wrote:
> Here's a note from my friend Ken. How would he pass to a function each
> character he mentions? I can't find a list of ASCII charcters that
> includes the back slash notations for representing each character, a
> list including '\n', '\t', '\0', and so forth. Thanks so much.
> > I need to pass a <CR> h0d, and an H h48. Next I need to pass two live feeds
> > h0a and then elevan more <CR> h0d.
You can pass any character using the octal notation ('\123'). The
complete list of backslash sequences supported by ANSI C is:
C Form Name ASCII code (decimal)
\a BEL 7
\b BS 8
\t TAB 9
\n LF 10
\v VT 11
\f FF 12
\r CR 13
\\ \ 92
\? ? 63
\' ' 39
\" " 34
\OOO where each O is an octal digit
\xHH where each H is a hexadecimal digit
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Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
