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 5. LIST OF ESCAPE CODES.

In most cases, the escape code name is also the name of a footnote
leading to a node containing more details on the specific code.

^_^Z	Program receives "^Z".  No quitting action, etc.
^_^_	  "   "  "^_".  No special action
^_"	Complement %TSSAI for the job which has the tty.
	That flag, if 1, says that the SAIL character set should be
	used for echo mode and ascii mode output.  *Note ": E/2/a.
^_<number>
	Enter the character whose ASCII code is <number>.
	  *Note nnn: A/2/b.
^_A	Set "accept mode".  *Note A: A/4/g.
^_B	Cause typeout to pause.  *Note B: F/1.
^_C	Communicate with another terminal.  *Note C: A/4/a.
^_D	Deferred Call.  *Note D: A/1/a.
^_E	Start or stop sending input to a slaved terminal.
	  *Note E: A/4/f.
^_I	Complement the input override flag (%TCICO).  *Note I: A/4/e.
^_J	Give a %PIJST interrupt to the job that has the tty, or the closest
	superior that has the interrupt enabled.
^_K	Take some other terminal out of com link.  *Note K: A/4/c.
^_L	Clears the screen (echoes "^PC").
^_M	Complement **MORE** processing for job that has the tty.
	*Note M: F/2.
^_N	Leave com link or quit waiting for answer to query.
	*Note N: A/4/c.
^_O	Complement the output override flag (%TCOCO).  *Note O: A/4/e.
^_Q	Set "query mode" (%TCQRY).  *Note Q: A/4/g.
^_R	Set "refuse mode" (%TCRFS).  *Note R: A/4/g.
^_S	Slave a specified terminal.  *Note S: A/4/f.
^_U	Complement conversion of to upper case (%TOCLC).
	  *Note U: A/3/d.
^_Y	Say yes to a query.  *Note Y: A/4/b.
^_Z	Say no to a query.  *Note Z: A/4/b.
^_^	Complement scroll mode for job that has the tty.
	  *Note ^: A/3/b.
^_^U	Clear input for this TTY.  This completely flushes what
	is in the input buffer and is useful for getting rid of
	unwanted typeahead.