Text - Control Characters

Text - Carriage Return (CR) Character

Text - Carriage Return (CR) Character About The carriage return (CR) is a control character. It: * is the end of line (EOL) on Macintosh and one EOL element for Windows. * moves the cursor ba "...

Character - Null Character (NUL)

The null character (also known as null terminator) , abbreviated NUL, is a control character with the value zero Position It's the first character of most of the character set such as ASCII and unicod "...

Character - Tabulation

(Horizontal tab) Tabulation are non-visible, control characters that permits to align text. The most known is the 0009Horizontal tabulation (ie HT, character 9) or \t as shorthand that is part of the "...

Characters - Newline - End of Line ( EOL ) - Line Separators - Line Break

EOL To mark line endings in text files, the following characters are used: Unix/Linux file systems use newlines (\n). MacOS uses carriage-returns (\r). Windows uses a carriage-return followed by "...

HTML - (Content of an element|Content Model)

HTML The contents of an element are its children in the DOM tree. Each element has a content model: a description of the element's expected contents. HTML Authors must not use HTML elements anywhere "...

Regexp - Character Class (Character Set)

A character class defines a domain of permitted characters. character set ASCII characters Articles Related Syntax with square brackets where: [ is the start character class definition ] is the end "...

Regular Expression - Character Matcher

Character matcher matches one characters in a regular expression pattern. For multiple character match, see Articles Related List Symbol Matches x The character x \\ The backslash character \0n The c "...

Shell Data Processing - Echo (Gnu Utility)

This page is the echo executable of the Gnu utility package that implements an echo functionality. echo Articles Related Syntax To echo a string: where: -n: do not output a newline character. See "...