> what are these?
> OCT DEC HEX CHAR
> ----------------------
> 001 1 01 SOH start of header
> 002 2 02 STX start of text
> 003 3 03 ETX end of text
> 004 4 04 EOT end of transmission
> 005 5 05 ENQ enquiry
> 006 6 06 ACK acknowledge
> 016 14 0E SO shift out
> 017 15 0F SI shift in
> 020 16 10 DLE datalink escape
> 021 17 11 DC1 dev control 1
> 022 18 12 DC2 " 2
> 023 19 13 DC3 " 3
> 024 20 14 DC4 " 4
> 025 21 15 NAK negative ack
> 026 22 16 SYN synchronous idle
> 027 23 17 ETB eot block
> 030 24 18 CAN cancel
> 031 25 19 EM end of medium
> 032 26 1A SUB substitute
> 034 28 1C FS file separator
> 035 29 1D GS group "
> 036 30 1E RS record "
> 037 31 1F US unit "
>
> Any help would be appreciated. I'm trying to find a character to use
> to replace of the tilde '~' so the fread_string function
> can't be cheated.
Not sure if these'll actually be of any use, but there they are. I
dunno what's sadder; that's I actually sat down and typed all those in,
or that I knew about 70% of em off the top of my head. :)
--
-AxL, axl@wpcr.plymouth.edu - SysOp, RPM Director, WPCR Plymouth, 91.7 FM
"Discriminate against the next fashion sucker you meet....it's a raver!"
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