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David Bond wrote:
> Hi Steve:
>
> For #:
> EBCDIC 4A: 00277 01142
> EBCDIC 63: 00278 01122 01143 01157
> EBCDIC 69: 00284 01145
> EBCDIC 7B: 00037 00264 00273 00274 00281 00285 00290 00420 00424 00500
> 00838 00870 00871 00875 00880 00930 00939 01005 01025 01047 01123 01130
> 01140 01141 01146 01148 01149 01153 01154 01156 01158 01160 01164 01165
> EBCDIC B1: 00280 00297 01144 01147
> EBCDIC EC: 01026 01155
> EBCDIC EF: 00275
>
> For @:
> EBCDIC 44: 00274 00297 01147
> EBCDIC 66: 00275
> EBCDIC 7C: 00037 00264 00281 00284 00285 00290 00420 00424 00500 00838
> 00870 00875 00880 00930 00939 01005 01025 01047 01123 01130 01140 01145
> 01146 01148 01153 01154 01156 01158 01160 01164 01165
> EBCDIC 80: 00277 01142
> EBCDIC AC: 00871 01149
> EBCDIC AE: 01026 01155
> EBCDIC B5: 00273 00280 01141 01144
> EBCDIC EC: 00278 01122 01143 01157
>
> For ":
> EBCDIC 7F: 00037 00264 00273 00274 00275 00277 00278 00280 00281 00284
> 00285 00290 00297 00420 00423 00424 00500 00838 00870 00871 00875 00880
> 00930 00939 01005 01025 01047 01122 01123 01130 01140 01141 01142 01143
> 01144 01145 01146 01147 01148 01149 01153 01154 01156 01157 01158 01160
> 01164 01165
> EBCDIC FC: 01026 01155
>
> These are from http://www.tachyonsoft.com/cpindex.html
> select a code page, click on the character and it will take you to
> the Unicode value and a list of codepoints for about 100 code pages.
>
> Best regards,
> David Bond - Tachyon Software LLC

David,

Thanks a lot. Good stuff for my current needs (BTW, the URL
needs to have the terminating 'l' dropped).

However, now I'm getting confused. In my original note (see
below) I mentioned 13 variant characters. Now, I cannot find
my original source for that list and in the meantime someone
pointed me to the C/C++ Programming Guide which lists a
slightly different set of characters: [ ] { } \ ^ ~ ! # | ` $ @

Do you have any insights on this?

Kind regards,

-Steve Comstock


>
> On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 10:29:48 -0600, Steve Comstock wrote:
>
>>In several IBM docs there is a statement that
>>there are 13 variant characters: characters that
>>do not map consistently across all EBCDIC code
>>pages. These are: [ ] - < > ! / ? & ' " @ #
>>
>>I am looking for examples of these; I have found
>>codepages with differing mappings for [ ] !
>>but no luck on the others.
>>
>>Can anyone point me to an EBCDIC codepage that
>>maps - to anything other than x'60', for example?
>>
>>Kind regards,
>>
>>-Steve Comstock
>
>