Appendix A. Unicode Escape Sequences for Latin 1 Characters
Table A-1 lists the characters in the Latin 1
character repertoire, with Unicode equivalents in the range of
U+0000 to U+00FF (that is, C0
Controls, Basic Latin, C1 Controls, and Latin 1 Supplemental). It is
reproduced from Appendix B of ActionScript for Flash MX:
The Definitive Guide with the gracious permission of the
author, Colin Moock.
The table’s first column (labeled Dec) lists each character’s code point in decimal (the standard ASCII or Latin 1 value), the second column provides the Unicode escape sequence for the character, and the third column describes or shows the character itself.
Table A-1. ISO 8859-1 (Latin 1) characters and Unicode mappings
|
Dec |
Unicode |
Description |
Dec |
Unicode |
Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
0 |
\u0000 |
[null] |
15 |
\u000f |
[shift in] | |
|
1 |
\u0001 |
[start of heading] |
16 |
\u0010 |
[data link escape] | |
|
2 |
\u0002 |
[start of text] |
17 |
\u0011 |
[device control one] | |
|
3 |
\u0003 |
[end of text] |
18 |
\u0012 |
[device control two] | |
|
4 |
\u0004 |
[end of transmission] |
19 |
\u0013 |
[device control three] | |
|
5 |
\u0005 |
[enquiry] |
20 |
\u0014 |
[device control four] | |
|
6 |
\u0006 |
[acknowledge] |
21 |
\u0015 |
[negative acknowledge] | |
|
7 |
\u0007 |
[bell] |
22 |
\u0016 |
[synchronous idle] | |
|
8 |
\u0008 |
[backspace] |
23 |
\u0017 |
[end of transmission block] | |
|
9 |
\u0009 |
[horizontal tabulation] |
24 |
\u0018 |
[cancel] | |
|
10 |
\u000a |
[line feed] |
25 |
\u0019 |
[end of medium] | |
|
11 |
\u000b |
[vertical tabulation] |
26 |
\u001a |
[substitute] | |
|
12 |
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