Brian K. White typed (on Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 05:00:17PM -0400):
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| From: "Jean-Pierre Radley" <jpr@jpr.com>
| >
| > | 0 string ^&l0 tiff
| >
| > What in the world does ^& represent?
| >
| > | 0 string ^%-12345X tiff
| >
| > I know that 0x1B (ESCape) followed by %-12345X is the beginning sequence
| > for PJL output, but I don't follow your ^%-12345X.
| >
| > What hex characters are your '^&' and '^%' representing? I cannot find
| > any web page that describes such notation.
|
| Go back and read the post again, especially this part:
| "The ^ are really escape characters, an actual escape character in the
| typerules file, not a representation like ^[ or \E"
|
| The editor I cut&pasted out of just displayed it like that.

I've read it and re-read it and you're still losing me.

Please give it to me in hex -- what are those two strings in hex?

Or tell me whence you cut&pasted?

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JP