Re: Character List
"Rafal 'Raf256' Maj" <raf...@szybkapoczta.pl> wrote: >bug <my....@my.sig> wrote in >news:3k5...@4ax.com: > >>#include <iostream> >> int main() >> { >> for (int i=32; i<128; i++) >> std::cout << (char) i; >> return 0; >> } #!/usr/bin/perl for(32..126){print chr;} >#include <iostream.h> >#include <conio.h> >int main() { > clrscr(); > int x=0; > for (int i=32; i<=126; i++) { > if (i<100) cout<<'0'; > cout<<i<<' '<<(char)i<<" | "; > if (x++>6) { cout<<endl; x=0; } > } > return 0; >} #!/usr/bin/perl for(32..126){ $^A=""; formline '@##',($_); $^A =~ s/ /0/; print $^A." ".(chr $_)." |"; if ($x++>6) {print "\n";$x=0;} } not very elegant, but this is my first sensible perl script. Perhaps this here is better: #!/usr/bin/perl for(32..126){ print (($_<100?"0":"").$_." ".(chr $_)." |".(++$x%6==0?"\n":"")); } Michael
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