Re: fortran character set
- From: Ben Hetland <ben.a.hetland@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 16:15:31 +0200
Terence wrote:
Today and locally, you COULD have a single "our currency" key, used by
everybody world-wide, which would be defined, again locally, as a
particular different display symbol and with particular currency
amount editing rules.
Well, there (sort of) already is--at least as a display symbol, even
though on my keyboard it's located exactly at Shift-4 that many probably
would expect. And that is the ¤ symbol.[1] I personally never see any
real use for it though ...
[1]
In case it doesn't diplay "correctly" on your screen, it looks like a
small circle with four spikes attached in the four directions indicated
by an X.
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