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Ulm's Oberon Library:
ASCII


NAME

ASCII - common names for ASCII control characters

SYNOPSIS

CONST
(* control characters *)
nul = 000X;   soh = 001X;   stx = 002X;   etx = 003X;   eot = 004X;
enq = 005X;   ack = 006X;   bel = 007X;   bs  = 008X;   ht  = 009X;
nl  = 00AX;   vt  = 00BX;   np  = 00CX;   cr  = 00DX;   so  = 00EX;
si  = 00FX;   dle = 010X;   dc1 = 011X;   dc2 = 012X;   dc3 = 013X;
dc4 = 014X;   nak = 015X;   syn = 016X;   etb = 017X;   can = 018X;
em  = 019X;   sub = 01AX;   esc = 01BX;   fs  = 01CX;   gs  = 01DX;
rs  = 01EX;   us  = 01FX;   sp  = 020X;   del = 07FX;


CtrlA = 01X; CtrlB = 02X; CtrlC = 03X; CtrlD = 04X; CtrlE = 05X; CtrlF = 06X; CtrlG = 07X; CtrlH = 08X; CtrlI = 09X; CtrlJ = 0AX; CtrlK = 0BX; CtrlL = 0CX; CtrlM = 0DX; CtrlN = 0EX; CtrlO = 0FX; CtrlP = 10X; CtrlQ = 11X; CtrlR = 12X; CtrlS = 13X; CtrlT = 14X; CtrlU = 15X; CtrlV = 16X; CtrlW = 17X; CtrlX = 18X; CtrlY = 19X; CtrlZ = 1AX;

(* other usual names *) EOL = nl; null = nul; bell = bel; tab = ht; lf = nl; ff = np; quote = 22X;

DESCRIPTION

ASCII is partially generated from /usr/pub/ascii and exports common names for ASCII control characters.

CtrlA to CtrlZ are the codes generated by pressing <CTRL> in conjunction with "A" to "Z" on the keyboard.

EOL is the local line terminator, quote has been defined because '"' is no longer valid since revised Oberon.

FILES

/usr/pub/ascii
Edited by: borchert, last change: 90/08/31, revision: 1.1, converted to HTML: 1997/04/28

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