JCL Help:AnsiNull

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Summary

JclStrings defines several often used character definitions. They are symbolic representations of their corresponding ANSI character. They can, for instance, be used to achieve self explaining code.

Symbol Description Char
AnsiNull No character #0
AnsiSoh Start of header #1
AnsiStx Start of Text #2
AnsiEtx End of Text #3
AnsiEot End of Transmission #4
AnsiEnq Enquiry #5
AnsiAck Acknowledgment #6
AnsiBell Bell #7
AnsiBackspace Backspace #8
AnsiTab Horizontal Tab #9
AnsiLineFeed Line Feed #10
AnsiVerticalTab Vertical Tab #11
AnsiFormFeed Form Feed #12
AnsiCarriageReturn Carriage Return #13
AnsiCrLf Carriage Return and LineFeed #1310
AnsiSo Shift Out #14
AnsiSi Shift In #15
AnsiDle Data Link Escape #16
AnsiDc1 Device Control 1 #17
AnsiDc2 Device Control 2 #18
AnsiDc3 Device Control 3 #19
AnsiDc4 Device Control 4 #20
AnsiNak Negative Acknowledgement #21
AnsiSyn Synchronous Idle #22
AnsiEtb End of Transmission Block #23
AnsiCan Cancel #24
AnsiEm End of Medium #25
AnsiEndOfFile Substitute #26
AnsiEscape Escape #27
AnsiFs File Separator #28
AnsiGs Group Separator #29
AnsiRs Request to Send #30
AnsiUs Unit Separator #31
AnsiSpace Space #32
AnsiComma Comma #44
AnsiBackslash Backslash #92
AnsiForwardSlash Forward Slash #47
AnsiDoubleQuote Double Quote #34
AnsiSingleQuote Single Quote #39


Pascal

 AnsiNull = AnsiChar(#0);


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