ofc i have ;) sadly perls chr works as defined and not like the BASIC one. it firsts evaluates the chr 150 and then submits the result which is a û
kind regards alex
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Strange. "\x96" and chr 150 return the same for me:
diff <(perl -e 'print "\x96"' | xxd) <(perl -e 'print chr 150' | xxd)
No output.
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indeed on the normal console it is the same,but transmitted to the device it is different.
with chr 150 the û get transmitted,
with x96 ,HEX96 reaches the device,which excepts a decimal, then it convert it to decimal which is 150,and does not do a ascii table map.
This works for alot of functions, but some functions except only decimal or string / or do not convert them as usual.
kind regards alex
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