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Table 6-5
International character sets
Country
35 36
64 91 92 93 94 96
123 124 125 12(
U.S.A
#
!$ @ [ \ ] “
‘ { : } -
France
#
$ a “ G s “
‘ ~ u & ‘“
Germany
#
$ s A o u “
‘ a o u R
England
S
$ @ [ \ ] -
‘ { : } “
DemarktypeI
#
$ @ E 0 A *
‘ E @ a “
Sweden
#
?3 E x o A u
‘6 a o a u
Italy
*
$ @ 0 \ 4 “
u & ~ & ~
Spain
R
$ @ i N L “
“ ““ Pi } “
Japan #
$ @ [ Y ] “
‘ { ! } “
Norway
#
!3 E E 0 A u
6 z g & u
DenmarktypeII
#
$ E E 0 A u
6 z $ a u
■ Printing characters in the control code area
When you refer the Appendix B, you’ll find many characters
are printed in the control code area. (Remember that the low-
order control codes are the ASCII codes Othrough 31 plus 127,
and the high-order control codes are 128 through 159 plus 255.)
These codes don’t normally print symbols on paper, rather
they cause the printer to change modes. To make them print as
normal symbols requires an extra command. For example, the
command to “normalize” the high-order control codes is (ESC)
“6”. Try this program with the DIP switch 2-5 on.
10 ‘ Demo of characters in the high–control code
area
20 LPRINT CHR$(27) ; “6”;
30
FOR 1=128 TO 159
40 LPRINTCHR$(I) ;
50 NEXTI
60 LPRINTCHR$(27);“7”
70 END
When you run this program you’ll get like this: