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.PL62
The table on the next page describes the X/OPEN (ISO 8859/1) set, along
with a default set of "direct" keystroke sequences that can be used
within Uniplex to generate the appropriate character.
Remember that the display of any of these characters on a terminal or
printer will depend on the use of MAP and HIGHBIT statements in the
associated Tcap or Pcap entry.
The table columns are:
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Dec The decimal value of the character.@@
CCC
X/OPEN only defines "8-bit" characters in the range
160-255. It assumes that the low-order 32 characters
(128-159) are surrogates for the corresponding 7-bit
character - which is also how UNIPLEX operates.
Chr The printed image of the character.~@@
CCC
Images shown here are printer dependent, and so some
are best representations of the character.
Suffix The one or two characters to type following the X/OPEN@@
CCCCCC
leadin key (defined in uniplex.cmd) to generate the@@
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desired character.
Note that, if your keyboard has special keys that
correspond to any of the X/OPEN character (eg: an é
key), these should be MAPped directly to the character.
¢ The character written to the VDU by Uniplex, in stand@@
C
out mode (usually reverse video), if the terminal is
not configured for 8-bit output characters (no HIGHBIT@@
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flag in Tcap).@@
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Description Description of the character.@@
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In addition to the X/OPEN defined character set, the following
characters in the "8-bit" range are understood, by default, by UNIPLEX
(ie: whether or not the #include XOPEN-MAPS statement is enabled in the@@
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
terminal's Tcap entry):-@@
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DAAAAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAEAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAF@@
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[
BDec B Default sequenceB¢BDescription B@@
[ [[ [ [ [
KAAAACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAG@@
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[
B129*B ESC % . B BAbbreviation period B@@
[ J[ AAA [ [ [
B134*B ESC ^ B BFootnote marker B@@
[ J[ A [ [ [
B137*B ESC TAB B BHard tab B@@
[ J[ [ [ [
B138*B ESC / B BHard line break B@@
[ J[ A [ [ [
B126*B ESC RETURN B BExplicit hard return B* Decimal values@@
[ J[ [ [ [J
B160 B ESC SPACE B BHard space B defined in HARDCHARS@@
[ [[ [ [ [ AAAAAAAAA
B163 B ESC % # B BPound sign B string in@@
[ [[ AAA [ [ [
B173 B ESC % - B BSoft hyphen B uniplex.sys@@
[ [[ AAA [ [ [ IIIIIIIIIII
JAAAAIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH@@
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[
.PM60
.ME x.open.table
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UNIPLEX's on-screen representation of the low-order 32 characters -
which have no graphical assignments in X/OPEN - is:
DAAAEAEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAF@@
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[
BDecB¢BUNIPLEX usage1, where relevantB@@
[ [ [ J [
KAAACACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAG@@
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[
B128B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B129B?B Abbreviation period [10]1 B@@
[ [ [ IIIIJ [
B130B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B131B_B EM space [13] B@@
[ [ [ IIII [
B132B.B Decimal dot [12] B@@
[ [ [ IIII [
B133B_B Thin space [15] B@@
[ [ [ IIII [
B134B^B Footnote marker [9] B@@
[ [ [ III [
B135B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B136B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B137B>B Hard tab [3] B@@
[ [ [ III [
B138B/B Hard line break [4] B@@
[ [ [ III [
B139B-B EM dash [14] B@@
[ [ [ IIII [
B140B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B141B<B Preferred hard return2 [5] B@@
[ [ [ J III [
B142B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B143B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B B B B@@
[ [ [ [
B144B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B145B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B146B*B Remark marker [6] B@@
[ [ [ III [
B147B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B148B*B Contents marker [7] B@@
[ [ [ III [
B149B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B150B.B Leader dot [11] B@@
[ [ [ IIII [
B151B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B152B.B Index separator character [8]B@@
[ [ [ III[
B153B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B154B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B155B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B156B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B157B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B158B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
B159B?B B@@
[ [ [ [
JAAAIAIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH@@
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Notes@@
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1 Uniplex usage is dictated by the HARDCHARS array in uniplex.sys.~@@
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The first two characters in HARDCHARS are HARD SPACE and SOFT
HYPHEN. The position of the remainder is given in brackets in the
table above~
eg: [3] means that Hard Tab is the third character in HARDCHARS@@
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2 Hard return is set, by default, to the TILDE character (¯) to@@
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allow compatibility with documents created with vanilla Uniplex
5.xx.~
This "8 bit" value is the recommended setting.
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