Old browsers like netsacpe 2.02 don't understand my attempts with charset=IBM850 ,
therefore I stripped all graphical representations of control codes etc. here. See also
the IANA document character sets
for a complete list of all registered charset names
like IBM00858 (858) aka PC-Multilingual-850+euro ... or go back to source code.
ASCII ISO output (i.e. ISO C trigraphs etc.):ASCII | hex. | dec | oct. | aka NUL | \x00 | 0 | \000 | ^@ \0
BEL | \x07 | 7 | \007 | ^G \a BS | \x08 | 8 | \010 | ^H \b
HT | \x09 | 9 | \011 | ^I \t TAB LF | \x0A | 10 | \012 | ^J \n EOL
VT | \x0B | 11 | \013 | ^K \v FF | \x0C | 12 | \014 | ^L \f
CR | \x0D | 13 | \015 | ^M \r ESC | \x1B | 27 | \033 | ^[ \e not C
" | \x22 | 34 | \042 | C \" # | \x23 | 35 | \043 | C ??=
' | \x27 | 39 | \047 | C \' ? | \x3F | 63 | \077 | C \?
[ | \x5B | 91 | \133 | C ??( \ | \x5C | 92 | \134 | C ??/ \\
] | \x5D | 93 | \135 | C ??) ^ | \x5E | 94 | \136 | C ??'
{ | \x7B | 123 | \173 | C ??< | | \x7C | 124 | \174 | C ??!
} | \x7D | 125 | \175 | C ??> ~ | \x7E | 126 | \176 | C ??-
ASCII ALL output (but I'm not sure about RSP ):ASCII | hex. | dec | oct. | aka NUL | \x00 | 0 | \000 | ^@ \0
SOH | \x01 | 1 | \001 | ^A STX | \x02 | 2 | \002 | ^B
ETX | \x03 | 3 | \003 | ^C EOT | \x04 | 4 | \004 | ^D
ENQ | \x05 | 5 | \005 | ^E ACK | \x06 | 6 | \006 | ^F
BEL | \x07 | 7 | \007 | ^G \a BS | \x08 | 8 | \010 | ^H \b
HT | \x09 | 9 | \011 | ^I \t TAB LF | \x0A | 10 | \012 | ^J \n EOL
VT | \x0B | 11 | \013 | ^K \v FF | \x0C | 12 | \014 | ^L \f
CR | \x0D | 13 | \015 | ^M \r SO | \x0E | 14 | \016 | ^N
SI | \x0F | 15 | \017 | ^O DLE | \x10 | 16 | \020 | ^P
DC1 | \x11 | 17 | \021 | ^Q DC2 | \x12 | 18 | \022 | ^R
DC3 | \x13 | 19 | \023 | ^S DC4 | \x14 | 20 | \024 | ^T
NAK | \x15 | 21 | \025 | ^U SYN | \x16 | 22 | \026 | ^V
ETB | \x17 | 23 | \027 | ^W CAN | \x18 | 24 | \030 | ^X
EM | \x19 | 25 | \031 | ^Y SUB | \x1A | 26 | \032 | ^Z EOF
ESC | \x1B | 27 | \033 | ^[ \e not C FS | \x1C | 28 | \034 | ^\
GS | \x1D | 29 | \035 | ^] RS | \x1E | 30 | \036 | ^^
US | \x1F | 31 | \037 | ^_ SP | \x20 | 32 | \040 |
DEL | \x7F | 127 | \177 | ^? RSP | \xFF | 255 | \377 |
ASCII IBM output converted by xhtml.kex (dots mark tens): oct | | 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 |
dec hex| 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | 8 9 A B C D E F |
----------+---------------------------------+--------------------------------+
144 220 90| CodePage 437 vs 850 differences | ø Ø × |
160 240 A0| (characters 000..154 identical) | ® . |
176 260 B0| . Á Â À | © ¢ . ¥ |
192 300 C0| ã Ã |. ¤ |
208 320 D0| ð Ð . Ê Ë È € Í Î | Ï . ¦ Ì |
224 340 E0| Ó Ô Ò õ Õ . þ | Þ Ú Û Ù ý Ý ¯ ´ |
240 360 F0|. ≥ ¾ ¶ § ¸ | ¨ . ¹ ³ |
ASCII usage message:usage: ASCII <argument> [...]
where <argument> can have the form: | cc hexadecimal digits 00 .. FE
c a printable ASCII character | cc ASCII code symbol (e.g. CR)
\c C escape sequence (e.g. \r) | ccc ASCII code symbol like ACK
^c ^@ .. ^_ or ^? control code | .. indicates argument subrange
??c ANSI C trigraphs (e.g. ??/) | ... indicates argument subrange
\ccc octal sequence (e.g. \015) | ALL list 33 ASCII control codes
\xcc C hex. sequence (e.g. \x0D) | AKA list other character names
ccc 3 decimal digits 000 .. 255 | ISO list 20 ISO C sequences
256 256 untranslated characters | IBM difference codepage 437/850
For codes above 127 DEL the current codepage is used. Caveat: \e is no C.
Except from lists like ALL or 256 the result shows all translations as in:
ASCII BEL = \x07 = 7 = \007 = ^G = C \a
ASCII BS = \x08 = 8 = \010 = ^H = C \b
ASCII HT = \x09 = 9 = \011 = ^I = C \t = aka TAB
Last update: 21 Mar 2002 10:45 by F. Ellermann