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发表于 2008-7-29 14:40:24
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来自： 中国江苏苏州
谢谢了，我用的ME10怎么不一样，点TEXT，还是命令行输入方式的。
也不知道是哪个版本的。不过我也找到方法了。$ Y1 Z9 V, B. M
A new text font "hp_symbols" has been introduced that contains some special text symbols like diameter sign, plus/minus sign, degree sign, minute sign and second sign. Characters from this text font have to be preceded by an ASCII 14 (shift out) character and have to be followed by an ASCII 15 (shift in) character when used in a text string. The characters 32 to 96 are reserved for future use and should be not customized. For example, an angle of 30 degrees, 0 minutes, 0 seconds can be written as: 0 V. H. `1 j) `0 G1 `: }; B
6 {6 @* G/ a, N" o3 p/ U1 K' D% ?, w Y: P6 i1 Y
"30"#14"0"#15 "0"#14"3"#15 "0"#14"4"#15
7 O+ f& q* P# M+ `, f# s( b$ q9 r6 `0 E% D; o
% j) \. J" h0 r* D0 g
The current contents of "hp_symbols" are:
^5 ~+ `, L n9 @/ X3 K/ U
* ]3 \+ L7 Q# a. r' p+ M2 I& }5 V pASCII position 48 (value '0') contains the degree sign.
% }3 v/ x; {: @1 e+ e( NASCII position 49 (value '1') contains the diameter sign. 1 C# M; J* Q. ~$ N3 i
ASCII position 50 (value '2') contains the plus/minus sign.
6 u- r5 z1 X/ P8 Q) H) fASCII position 51 (value '3') contains the minute sign.
, h, o8 g* Y& ]4 EASCII position 52 (value '4') contains the second sign. |
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