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Control code alias control for [[Template:Control code link]].<br />
<br />
Although aliases can be and are specified in the switch statement straight in that template as well,<br />
this template allows the implementation of aliases which link to the more common mnemonic's<br />
anchor on a page without adding special cases to that switch statement.<br />
<br />
Another difference is that different control characters which happen to be covered in the same place <br />
should not be aliased together here, but may be listed in the same case in [[Template:Control code link]].<br />
-->{{#switch:{{{1}}}<br />
<!--<br />
<br />
Aliases of ASCII codes. These may stem from early editions, and/or take category+number form rather than <br />
descriptive form, or just be common parlance. Two-letter aliases and pictographs are mainly from ECMA-17.<br />
--><br />
|NULL |NU|␀|⎕=NUL<br />
|SOM |TC1|SH|␁|⌈=SOH<br />
|EOA |TC2|SX|␂|⊥=STX<br />
|TC3|EX|␃|⌋=ETX<br />
|TC4|ET|␄|⌁=EOT<br />
|WRU |TC5|EQ|␅|⊠=ENQ<br />
<!-- Note: RU (Are You…) is not ACK. It was included in the 1963 edition of ASCII where ACK is now. ACK was at 0x7C. --><br />
|TC6|AK|␆|✓=ACK<br />
<!-- Note: BELL the 1963 ASCII mnemonic, not BELL the Unicode (emoji) character. --><br />
|BELL |BL|␇|⍾|⌓=BEL<br />
|FE0 |␈=BS<br />
<!-- HT apparently has a dual role in 1963 ASCII as skipping punch cards, hence it's listed as both HT and SK. --><br />
|TAB |FE1|SK|␉|⪫=HT<br />
|FE2 |␊|≡=LF<br />
|VTAB|FE3 |␋|⩛=VT<br />
|FE4 |␌|↡=FF<br />
|FE5 |␍|⪪=CR<br />
<!-- Note: ECMA-48 and friends take great lengths to call these LS1/LS0 in an 8-bit code and SO/SI in a 7-bit<br />
code, although they do the same thing either way. Convention is mostly just calling them SO and SI.<br />
Also, ␎ is supposed to be SO, though it often displays as SS per older (questionable) reference glyphs. --><br />
|LS1 |␎|⊗=SO<br />
|LS0 |␏|⊙=SI<br />
<!-- Note: the 1963 edition of ASCII classified DLE as a device control (DC0: "device control <br />
reserved for Data Link Escape"), whereas later standards classify it as a transmission<br />
control (TC7). --><br />
|DC0 |TC7|DL|␐|⊟=DLE<br />
<!-- No XON/XOFF aliases since they have more specific coverage elsewhere. --><br />
|D1|␑|◷=DC1<br />
|D2|␒|◶=DC2<br />
|D3|␓|◵=DC3<br />
|D4|␔|◴=DC4<br />
|ERR |TC8|NK|␕|⍻=NAK<br />
|SYNC|TC9|SY|␖|⎍=SYN<br />
|TC10 |EB|␗|⊣=ETB<br />
|CN|␘|⧖=CAN<br />
|LEM |␙|⍿=EM<br />
|SB|␚|␦=SUB<br />
|EC|␛|⊖=ESC<br />
<!-- Note: S0 through S3 were in the 1963 edition of ASCII where CAN, (L)EM, SUB and ESC are now.<br />
ESC was at 0x7E. (L)EM was where ETB now is. The rest were absent. --><br />
|S4 |IS4|IFS|␜|◰=ASCII:FS<br />
|S5 |IS3|IGS|␝|◱=GS<br />
|S6 |IS2|IRS|␞|◲=RS<br />
|S7 |IS1|IUS|␟|◳=US<br />
<!-- △ is from ECMA-17, whereas ␢ is used in the 1963 ASCII chart. <br />
␣ is probably the most common pictogram for space.<br />
The latter two are included in Unicode as space symbols (Control Pictures block). --><br />
|␢ |␠|␣|△=SP<br />
|DT|␡|␥=DEL<br />
<!--<br />
<br />
Aliases for ECMA-48 C1 controls. Two-letter codes are from RFC 1345. Three-letter codes<br />
should align with ECMA-48. However, PAD, HOP and SGC are pseudo-ECMA-48 controls popularised <br />
by RFC 1345. Three-letter codes are in either case aligned to Unicode Name Aliases.<br />
<br />
SGC is a special case: NameAliases.txt lists it as SGC, but RFC 1345 lists it as GC and SGCI.<br />
--><br />
|PA=PAD<br />
|HO=HOP<br />
|BH=BPH<br />
|NH=NBH<br />
|IN=IND<br />
<!-- NL is also an alias of LF, and also the name of an EBCDIC control variously mapped to NEL or LF --><br />
|SA=SSA<br />
|ES=ESA<br />
|HS=HTS<br />
|HJ=HTJ<br />
|VS=VTS<br />
|PD=PLD<br />
|PU=PLU<br />
<!-- RI is always two-letter --><br />
|S2=SS2<br />
|S3=SS3<br />
|DC=DCS<br />
|P1=PU1<br />
|P2=PU2<br />
|TS=STS<br />
<!-- CC is a different control, not CCH, in certain EBCDIC specifications e.g. GOST 19768-93 --><br />
<!-- MW is always two-letter --><br />
|SG=SPA<br />
|EG=EPA<br />
|SS=SOS<br />
|GC|SGCI=SGC<br />
|SC=SCI<br />
|CI=CSI<br />
<!-- ST is always two-letter --><br />
|OC=OSC<br />
<!-- PM is always two-letter --><br />
|AC=APC<br />
<!--<br />
<br />
EBCDIC codes<br />
--><br />
<!-- These are sometimes listed just as e.g. BYP: --><br />
|BYP=BYP/INP<br />
|INP=BYP/INP<br />
|RES=RES/ENP<br />
|ENP=RES/ENP<br />
<!-- The IUS semantic alone is covered elsewhere. --><br />
|ITB=IUS/ITB<br />
<!-- "SOS." is sometimes used contrastively from "SOS" in the CDRA, though elsewhere "SOS" is used for both. --><br />
|SOS.=EBCDIC:SOS<br />
<!-- GOST 19768-93 lists the English mnemonic as FDS rather than the ambiguous FS. --><br />
|FDS=EBCDIC:FS<br />
<!--<br />
<br />
Unicode whitespace characters without universally agreed upon mnemonics.<br />
- EMSP13, EMSP14, EMSP16, NUMSP, PUNCSP, THINSP and HAIRSP are from HTML5, but made uppercase.<br />
- 3/MSP, 4/MSP, 6/MSP, FSP, PSP, HSP, LSEP and PSEP are from current (Unicode 12) code chart<br />
placeholders. Of course, the first three are not alphanumeric.<br />
- LS and PS are apparently used elsewhere in the Unicode spec, and currently floating UTC <br />
documents seem to suggest they might be favoured over LSEP and PSEP for future code charts.<br />
- THPMSP, FPMSP and SPMSP mnemonics are currently being floated for some sort of official<br />
listing, whether they get it is not entirely consequential here since they're highly <br />
unlikely to ever become ambiguous to be quite honest…<br />
--><br />
|3/MSP|EMSP13=THPMSP<br />
|4/MSP|EMSP14=FPMSP<br />
|6/MSP|EMSP16=SPMSP<br />
|NUMSP=FSP<br />
|PUNCSP=PSP<br />
|THINSP=THSP<br />
|HAIRSP=HSP<br />
|LS=LSEP<br />
|PS=PSEP<br />
<!-- No alias between ZWNBSP and BOM since they have different target articles. <br />
<br />
Some of IBM's pre-Unicode mnemonics for some whitespace characters.<br />
- RSP "Required Space" (i.e. NBSP)<br />
- NSP "Numeric Space" (i.e. FSP/NUMSP, not to be confused with NBSP or ENSP)<br />
--><br />
|RSP=NBSP<br />
|NSP=FSP<br />
<!--<br />
<br />
Pass anything else through unchanged.<br />
--><br />
|#default={{{1}}}<br />
}}</div>alpha>Indicwiki