Re: A86: Extended characters in strings

Re: A86: Extended characters in strings

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• Subject: Re: A86: Extended characters in strings
• From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
• Date: Mon, 29 Mar 1999 21:09:49 -0600
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An easier way is to type "character set" into the Assembly Studio 86 help
file.  It will show you the calc's entire character set:  the hex value,
what it actually looks like and the equate for the character.  You just find
the character you want, either by name, ascii value or what it looks like,
then copy the equate into the string:

 .db "The ", Lroot, "symbol",0

In a message dated 3/29/99 6:31:05 PM Pacific Standard Time, v8r@juno.com
writes:

<<
 Does anyone know how to include extended characters in a string..

 Like if I wanted the Lroot character in the middle of a string...

 Thanks for any help,

 Chris Magill... >>
make a basic prog with the symbols next to there names
then open the program in the graph link prog
then you can cut and paste the symbols, which look weird example
:ð
:SQROOT
:¾
:DELTA
:Á
:THATA
then cut the chars and paste them into your code where necessary
the 3/4 symbol will appear as delta on the calc

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