Re: Character value of 'Enter' and 'Return' Key ?
Re: Character value of 'Enter' and 'Return' Key ?
- Subject: Re: Character value of 'Enter' and 'Return' Key ?
- From: Gregory Weston <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 06:20:59 -0500
Steve Christensen wrote:
Just an FYI: Where they overlap, Unicode, ASCII are *identical*. So,
any Unicode code point that is less than 128 represents the same
character as the same ASCII value would.
I realize that but I couldn't remember if the enter key is a standard
ASCII character or one added to MacRoman. After all, ASCII 3 is
control-C, no? Thus the caveat.
By long-standing convention ASCII 3 can be entered from the console
by pressing Ctrl-C but I'm not sure if there's an argument for saying
ASCII 3 _is_ Ctrl-C nor what the implication of that statement might
be. The actual name for character 3 is ETX - end of text - and it
seems to me "Enter" is a reasonable key to send that code.
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