In Javascript I can type '\u00A3'
to get a character using its char code. I can do this programatically to with String.fromCharCode(parseInt('00A3', 16))
.
But I can't find a way to do the same for a control character. I can type them in my source code but I want a way to generate them in code.
Sounds to me like you could just use this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C0_and_C1_control_codes and use the character points defined there to insert them with \u
or String.fromCharCode
as in your example?
PS: instead of the parseInt
, you could use a literal: 0x00A3
You can easily embed octal numbers:
var crlf = '\013' + '\012'; // octal numbers
alert('hello' + crlf + 'there'); // shows hello\n\rthere
Doesn't work the same for hex, though:
var clrf = '\0xD' + '\0xA'; // hex
alert('hello' + crlf + 'there'); // shows helloxDxAthere