INF: How to Insert Control Characters in the QuickC Editor PSS ID Number: Q36330 Article last modified on 02-13-1992 PSS database name: S_QuickC
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MS-DOS
Summary:
To insert a control character in a file being edited in the Microsoft QuickC Editor, enter CTRL+P followed by CTRL plus the character. This is documented in the “Microsoft QuickC Compiler Programmer’s Guide,” page 147.
More Information:
The QuickC compiler, the C optimizing compiler, and potentially the linker produce errors and complaints if they find control characters that are not found within comment strings. An exception to this is CTRL+Z. QuickC produces an “Unexpected End of File” error even if the CTRL+Z is in a comment string.
The following control characters cannot be entered in QuickC’s editor:
CTRL dec hex code Effect When Insert Is Attempted —- — — —- ——————————-
^@ 0 00 NUL (null) Nothing, ^p still active ^i 9 09 HT (tab) Mark shows, then disappears ^j 10 0A LF (line feed) Beeps, ^p still active ^l 12 0C FF (form feed) Search command, ^p still active ^m 13 0D CR (carriage return) Beeps, ^p still active ^u 21 15 NAK Nothing [1] 29 1D GS Beeps, ^p still active
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Copyright Microsoft Corporation 1992.
- ↑ 27 1B ESC Beeps, ^p still active ^ 28 1C FS Search command, ^p still active ^
