Aihuxi.133
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utzoo!decvax!harpo!zeppo!wheps!eagle!mhtsa!ihnss!ihuxi!otto
Wed Apr 21 20:29:55 1982
ASCII APL CODES
There has been some discussion in this group about ASCII APL terminals.
I have mentioned that in my experience there are only two basic
translation tables needed to support all ASCII APL terminals.  The
following table shows the differences between the two translations.
The codes used with these two terminals types are usually called
Key-pairing or Bit-pairing (just why, I'm not sure).

The following information should allow someone to convert a translation
table from one code to the other, or to make sure that both types of
ASCII APL terminals are supported by a given APL interpreter.

George Otto
Bell Labs, Indian Hill
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                     ASCII
      APL        KEY       BIT
   ----------  -------   -------
   )           0100010   0101010
   >           0100110   0100111
   ]           0100111   0111010
   or          0101000   0101001
   and         0101001   1011111
   not =       0101010   0101000
   divide      0101011   1111110
   (           0111010   0101011
   times       0111101   1011110
   overbar     1000000   0100010
   left arrow  1011011   1000000
   left tack   1011100   1011011  non-standard character
   right arrow 1011101   1100000
   >=          1011110   0100110
   -           1011111   0111101
   lozenge     1100000   1011100  non-standard character
   {           1111011   1011101  non-standard character
   right tack  1111100   1111011  non-standard character
   $           1111110   1111101  non-standard character

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