[A86] Re: Using hex values in strings?

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[A86] Re: Using hex values in strings?

Never mind, I had printf("%s", str) so an entire area of memory was dumped out.  Is there some way to keep the format string the same by adding a null terminator to the value (0x1B for the exponent E)?
 
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From: Andy Gombos
To: assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org
Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 5:22 PM
Subject: [A86] Using hex values in strings?

Hello all,
I'm using the z88dk cross-compiler to develop an ASM program, being reasonably proficient at C and only enough to understand what is basically happening with ASM.  Various searches on the internet and this list say that to use "special" characters, for example the ^2 and inverse characters, you need to use the hex/ascii equivilant.
 
I have determined the correct vales, but how do I use them in a program?  Is it a simple matter of finding the character (in ISO Lating 8xxx) that corresponds to the value, or something else.
 
Thanks,
Andy
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