Re: Apple2 - Contiki Compile Report

[laine_h@yahoo.com (Laine)]

steve@dosius.zzn.com (Dosius) wrote in message 
> 
> That's \r. ;)  \n is 0x0A (^J), unfortunately that's also Down-Arrow. :(

You are correct of course. I should have stated that better.

My mind was focused on the objective.

\n = newline = 0x0A used by unix for line termination.
\r = return  = 0x0D used by apple for line termination.

\r\n used by MSdos for line termination. Sometimes in MSdos a compiler
will accept \n and correctly generate \r\n and sometimes you have code
it \r\n.

And with the power of C's define you can make whatever you want, mean
whatever you want.

ASCII code        interpretation       Apple specific
  0x07            bell                  ^G
  0x08            backspace             ^H  or left arrow
  0x09            horizontal tab        ^I  or tab
  0x0A            line feed             ^J  or down arrow
  0x0B            vertical tab          ^K  or up arrow
  0x0C            form feed             ^L
  0x0D            carriage return       ^M  or return