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Re: 'sort' command-alternative?
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Re: 'sort' command-alternative?


  • Subject: Re: 'sort' command-alternative?
  • From: John Delacour <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 6 Oct 2002 20:50:32 +0100
  • Mac-eudora-version: 5.3 alpha

At 11:54 am -0700 6/10/02, John W Baxter wrote:

At 18:01 +1000 10/6/2002, Shane Stanley wrote:
and how things like high-ASCII characters are handled

That's easy...they don't exist and so aren't handled.

NON-ASCII characters exist, and it is interesting to know how THEY are handled.

That is not the case. US-ASCII stops at $7F and this plus the remaining 128 characters comprise EXTENDED ASCII, the display of the characters having 1 as the first bit of 8 being dependent on the character set in question. So far as I'm concerned, it is perfectly in order to refer to these code-points as hi-ascii or whatever and the meaning will be clear. If it were not, you would have been unable to deny their existence!


JD
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