ASCII value of Control + ]

[Ranjith]

Hi Guys

Does any one know what is Control + ] value is.

I tried GS (Group Separator) with Decimal value of 29. when I use this
value in Java to write to Jbase file it writes a DOT (.) instead of ]

Can some one shed some light

Thanks
Ranjith

[Lee Burstein]

Try character 253.

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[Bruce Willmore]

The dot is how the JED editor represents most non-printable characters. The
control+] is ASCII 253. I'm assuming that you don't know very much about
jBASE. What is it that you're trying to do? You can probably get some pretty
good advice in here.

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[Ranjith]

I figured out to be hexadecimal value of "FD"

[Besso...@gmail.com]

Hi,
You can use this combination (Ctrl+]) in JED editor to place @VM
(value mark), also you can place @SM (subvalue mark) by pressing Ctrl
+^.

[pat]

SubValue mark x'FC' ( Dec 252 ) is <ctrl> +\ ( backslash )

<ctrl> + ^ is a Attribute mark ( Field Mark ) x'FE' ( Dec 254 ), but
you would enter an Attribute Mark as a <carriage return > ( End of
line ) in the editor

Or you can be really perverse and enter the 'hex' mode of the editor
and enter the hexadecimal equivalents 'FC', 'FD', 'FE' etc

Pat.

[Ranjith]

Thanks Guys