[aprssig] spaces in object names
Randy Love
rlove31 at gmail.com
Wed Aug 12 17:18:29 EDT 2009
I believe the basis of print vs. non-print has to do with the c
function isprint(), where a char is sent to it to determine if the
char is printable or not. A space character (Hex 20) will pass
isprint() as true. A null (Hex00) or control character, such as Hex04,
will not.
It isn't so much ambiguity as not being clear on the source of the
terminology. If Bob clears up the spec, then that's great. Although it
doesn't cause anything to be printed by a printer, it is a printable
character, otherwise text would be really messy to read
ifitwereallbunchedtogetherlikethis!
Randy
WF5X
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