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ECHOCHAR, ECHOMETA, UPARROW --> INDICATE
- To: LISP
- Subject: ECHOCHAR, ECHOMETA, UPARROW --> INDICATE
- From: KAPLAN.PA
- Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1981 15:29:03 -7000
- Date: 29 Sept. 1981 3:29 pm PDT (Tuesday)
At least for the non-pdp10 implementations, ECHOCONTROL has been modified
to use INDICATE instead of UPARROW. For meta characters (128-255),
INDICATE means prefix with #. ECHOMETA coerces characters into the meta
range. The function ECHOCHAR takes char codes with no coercion--it is called
by ECHOCONTROL and ECHOMETA after coercion to do the work.