Posted by The guy with a technical question on December 29, 2000 at 14:55:04:
Hey! Along with a friend, I'm tring to make a program to do some nice things with CF, and we've come across this. Can anyone explain what it is? I just hope there's someone out there to know this. It's not a crucial thing, but we're both very curious, and we'd thank you very much if you have an answer. Thanx in advance,
Uhhh... I realize this is not CF related but hey!, it's not totally unrelated either :) And anyway, I don't know anywhere else to ask this question so, there you go:
When one connects, after the "By what name...?" is a #32 [space for those that don't know their ASCII chart by heart :P] and then this:
ÿ = 255
ü = 252
= 1
where the LHS is the char, and the RHS is the ASCII code.
Now, I've read that #001 is "start of heading", whatever that is, on a chart I found on the net @ http://www.cdrummond.qc.ca/cegep/informat/Professeurs/Alain/files/ascii.htm, but what are the rest? And what is "start of header"?
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