Re: Translating ASCII x'5E' to EBCDIC ^ -- MIDRANGE-L

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Thanks Clay! And the email was written by Simon!

I just found that character in an EBCDIC conversion chart. I'll give it a
go.

I'm not converting using iconv...I should be.

On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 11:09 AM, Clay B Carley <cbc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Mi Michael,

Looks like there was a thread dealing with this issue a few years ago:

http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200703/msg00049.html

Good luck,
Clay Carley

On 9/1/2015 8:02 AM, Michael Ryan wrote:

Hi folks -

I'm translating ASCII to EBCDIC from data receiving in a socket call. I'm
getting an ASCII '5E' which is the '^' symbol. I need to translate it to
EBCDIC and have the same character. All the other translation works fine,
but this is translating to the logical not symbol '¬', which is an EBCDIC
x'5F'.

I can't find the '^' symbol in any translation EBCDIC charts. How could I
do this? I plan to do it in RPG with a scan/replace of hex characters.

Thanks!

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