.../x5b.pm blib/lib/Text/Unidecode/x5b.pm cp lib/Text/Unidecode/x72.pm blib/lib/Text/Unidecode/x72.pm cp lib/Text/Unidecode/x78.pm blib/lib/Text/Unidecode/x78.pm cp lib/Text/Unidecode/xce.pm blib/lib/Text/Unidecode/xce.pm cp lib/Text/Unidecode/x09.pm blib/lib/Text/Unidecode/x09.pm cp lib/Text/...

...>>shown in the time table were the direct digital equivalent of a hex number - 477 digital was stored as 477 hex and 477 was the highest number normally used (there was also nothing between x78 and x99) which also saved bits (ot sequence machine fingers). Actually, I think you'll find that numbers on programme machine controlled lines only went up to 377 - there were 8 ...

... shown in the time table were the direct digital equivalent of a hex number - 477 digital was stored as 477 hex and 477 was the highest number normally used (there was also nothing between x78 and x99) which also saved bits (ot sequence machine fingers). You may mean octal, not hex? -- David Biddulph David Oh Dear - brain still not in gear! Yes. Peter --...

...) shown in the time table were the direct digital equivalent of a hex number - 477 digital was stored as 477 hex and 477 was the highest number normally used (there was also nothing between x78 and x99) which also saved bits (ot sequence machine fingers). Actually, I think you'll find that numbers on programme machine controlled lines only went up to 377 - there were 8 bits for train...

..., Peter Corser wrote: As an aside you may be aware that the train running numbers (set numbers) shown in the time table were the direct digital equivalent of a hex number - 477 digital was stored as 477 hex and 477 was the highest number normally used (there was also nothing between x78 and x99) which also saved bits (ot sequence machine fingers). ITYM octal rather than hex...

...time table were the direct digital equivalent of a hex number - 477 digital was stored as 477 hex and 477 was the highest number normally used (there was also nothing between x78 and x99) which also saved bits (ot sequence machine fingers). Peter -- Peter & Elizabeth Corser Leighton Buzzard, UK ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Unrestricted-Secure Usenet News==---- ...

..., the correct and "too big" characters. Correct char: character: x (120, #o170, #x78) preferred charset: ascii (ASCII (ISO646 IRV)) code point: 0x78 syntax: w which means: word category: a:ASCII l:Latin r:Japanese roman buffer code: #x78 file code: not encodable by coding system utf-8 display: by this font (glyph ...

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