Talk: CTRL codes

In article <2vae5k$op...@gagme.wwa.com>, SHADOW <car...@acsu.buffalo.edu> wrote:
>
>   I have been looking (to no avail) for a list of all the CTRL-<key> codes
>that exist for a PC/Terminal setup.  I know of some, and what they do, but there
>is no table that I can find(ex  CTRL-H is backspace/delete).  If anyone has
>some sort of list for these CTRL-<key> keys, I would greatly appreciate it
>if they could e-mail it to me.  These codes would come in handy for a
>program that I am writing in the VMS language.  Thanks in advance.

It all depends...  Some machines use Ctrl-H as 
Return-to-beginning-of-line character.  Anyway, most printer manuals will 
have a list of all the ASCII codes and what they do, so take a look.  
Here's some that I remember off the top of my head...

Ctrl-?  Backspace on some System V UNIX boxes.
Ctrl-M  Carriage return.
Ctrl-C  Break.
Ctrl-G  Bell.
Ctrl-B  Cursor left.
Ctrl-A  Cursor right.
Ctrl-C  Cursor up.   } These two could be the other way round...
Ctrl-D  Cursor down. }
        EOF

>-Carl
> E-Mail: car...@acsu.buffalo.edu

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