128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
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1-8 (\0-\7) = Colours
10 (\n) = Line break
11 (\l) = Left
12 (\c) = Centre
14 (\i) = Icon
15 (\b) = Horizontal rule
16 (\q) = Quiz button
27 (\T) = Multibyte character escape; used only during parsing
30 (\d) = Data
31 (\x) = Next byte is a character to display as graphic
Codes 32-255 are displayed as is, but characters 1-31 cannot be displayed
as a graphic unless a \x escape is present.
=== User state data ===
The user state data for levels in the user cache database can be in the
old format or the new format.
The old format is:
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128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
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1-8 (\0-\7) = Colours
10 (\n) = Line break
11 (\l) = Left
12 (\c) = Centre
14 (\i) = Icon
15 (\b) = Horizontal rule
16 (\q) = Quiz button
30 (\d) = Data
31 (\x) = Next byte is a character to display as graphic
Codes 32-255 are displayed as is, but characters 1-31 cannot be displayed
as a graphic unless a \x escape is present.
A few additional codes are only used in MBCS mode:
27 (\T) = Multibyte character escape; used only during parsing
127 = Internal representation of %
254 = Plane shift
255 = Switch to ASCII until the next plane shift (internal only)
=== User state data ===
The user state data for levels in the user cache database can be in the
old format or the new format.
The old format is:
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