Shlomo Solomon wrote:
I haven't written Pascal for over 20 years, so I'm sorry if this is trivial,
but since I NEVER wrote Pascal under Linux, maybe it is on-topic :-).
Here's a trivial piece of code:
for x := 120 to 130 do
begin
write (x);
write ('=');
write (char(x));
writeln (' ');
end
And here's the output:
120=x
121=y
122=z
123={
124=|
125=}
126=~
127=
128=
129=
130=
My question: Why isn't the ascii character above 126 being displayed? This is
true all the way up to 255 and I dont think it's a Hebrew problem because if
I do writeln ('׳–׳” ׳ ׳™׳¡׳•׳™'), I do see Hebrew in the output.
ASCII is a standard and there is no visible ASCII character above 126:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII
http://www.lookuptables.com/
But maybe you can change the encoding as Hillel said?
Best Regards,
Uri Even-Chen
Speedy Net
Raanana, Israel.
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This trivial excercise was written using Kdevelop 3.0.4 under KDE 3.2.3 on a
Mandrake 10.1 system.
TIA
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