NeXT character set - seanpm2001/WacOS GitHub Wiki
The NeXT character set (often aliased as NeXTSTEP encoding vector, WE8NEXTSTEP or next-multinational) was used by the NeXTSTEP and OPENSTEP operating systems on NeXT workstations beginning in 1988. It is based on Adobe Systems' PostScript (PS) character set aka Adobe Standard Encoding where unused code points were filled up with characters from ISO 8859-1 (Latin 1), although at differing code points. Character set
The following table shows the NeXT character set. Each character is shown with a potential Unicode equivalent. Code points differing from Adobe Standard Encoding are shown boxed. Codepoints 00hex (0) to 7Fhex (127) are nearly identical to ASCII.
NeXT character set _0 _1 _2 _3 _4 _5 _6 _7 _8 _9 _A _B _C _D _E F 0 NUL
0000 SOH
0001 STX
0002 ETX
0003 EOT
0004 ENQ
0005 ACK
0006 BEL
0007 BS
0008 HT
0009 LF
000A VT
000B FF
000C CR
000D SO
000E SI
000F
1_ DLE
0010 DC1
0011 DC2
0012 DC3
0013 DC4
0014 NAK
0015 SYN
0016 ETB
0017 CAN
0018 EM
0019 SUB
001A ESC
001B FS
001C GS
001D RS
001E US
001F
2_ SP
0020 !
0021 "
0022 #
0023 $
0024 %
0025 &
0026 ’
2019 (
0028 )
0029 *
002A +
002B ,
002C -
002D .
002E /
002F
3_ 0
0030 1
0031 2
0032 3
0033 4
0034 5
0035 6
0036 7
0037 8
0038 9
0039 :
003A ;
003B <
003C =
003D >
003E ?
003F
4_ @
0040 A
0041 B
0042 C
0043 D
0044 E
0045 F
0046 G
0047 H
0048 I
0049 J
004A K
004B L
004C M
004D N
004E O
004F
5_ P
0050 Q
0051 R
0052 S
0053 T
0054 U
0055 V
0056 W
0057 X
0058 Y
0059 Z
005A [
005B \
005C ]
005D ^
005E _
005F
6_ ‘
2018 a
0061 b
0062 c
0063 d
0064 e
0065 f
0066 g
0067 h
0068 i
0069 j
006A k
006B l
006C m
006D n
006E o
006F
7_ p
0070 q
0071 r
0072 s
0073 t
0074 u
0075 v
0076 w
0077 x
0078 y
0079 z
007A {
007B |
007C }
007D ~
007E DEL
007F
8_ nbsp/fsp
00A0/2007 À
00C0 Á
00C1 Â
00C2 Ã
00C3 Ä
00C4 Å
00C5 Ç
00C7 È
00C8 É
00C9 Ê
00CA Ë
00CB Ì
00CC Í
00CD Î
00CE Ï
00CF
9_ Ð
00D0 Ñ
00D1 Ò
00D2 Ó
00D3 Ô
00D4 Õ
00D5 Ö
00D6 Ù
00D9 Ú
00DA Û
00DB Ü
00DC Ý
00DD Þ
00DE µ
00B5 ×
00D7 ÷
00F7
A_ ©
00A9 ¡
00A1 ¢
00A2 £
00A3 ⁄
2044 ¥
00A5 ƒ
0192 §
00A7 ¤
00A4 '
0027 “
201C «
00AB ‹
2039 ›
203A fi
FB01 fl
FB02
B_ ®
00AE –
2013 †
2020 ‡
2021 ·
00B7 ¦
00A6 ¶
00B6 •
2022 ‚
201A „
201E ”
201D »
00BB …
2026 ‰
2030 ¬
00AC ¿
00BF
C_ ¹
00B9 ˋ
02CB ´
00B4 ˆ
02C6 ˜
02DC ¯
00AF ˘
02D8 ˙
02D9 ¨
00A8 ²
00B2 ˚
02DA ¸
00B8 ³
00B3 ˝
02DD ˛
02DB ˇ
02C7
D_ —
2014 ±
00B1 ¼
00BC ½
00BD ¾
00BE à
00E0 á
00E1 â
00E2 ã
00E3 ä
00E4 å
00E5 ç
00E7 è
00E8 é
00E9 ê
00EA ë
00EB
E_ ì
00EC Æ
00C6 í
00ED ª
00AA î
00EE ï
00EF ð
00F0 ñ
00F1 Ł
0141 Ø
00D8 Œ
0152 º
00BA ò
00F2 ó
00F3 ô
00F4 õ
00F5
F_ ö
00F6 æ
00E6 ù
00F9 ú
00FA û
00FB ı
0131 ü
00FC ý
00FD ł
0142 ø
00F8 œ
0153 ß
00DF þ
00FE ÿ
00FF
Letter Number Punctuation Symbol Other Undefined Differences from Adobe Standard Encoding
This article is a modified copy of its Wikipedia counterpart and needs to be rewritten for originality.
NeXT - The main company hehind NeXTSTEP
NeXTSTEP - The main operating system from NeXT.
OPENSTEP - The successor to NeXTSTEP and the codebase for the majority of future Apple projects, including Mac OS X, OS X, Modern MacOS, iPhoneOS, iOS, iPadOS, and more.
Objective-C - The language used in NeXTSTEP
Mac OS X 10.0 (Cheetah) - The successor to OPENSTEP
Other sources are needed, and this article needs LOTS of improvement and original work to prevent it from being a copy and paste from Wikipedia.
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