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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.
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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)
Internally a variant of TRON-32 may be used during text editing (N.B.: this
feature is not implemented yet). In addition to TRON-32 characters, it also
uses the following codes:
* Control codes, with the same values and meanings listed above except 16,
27, 31, 254, and 255.
* ASCII codes 0x20 to 0x7E. (These may sometimes be converted to/from the
corresponding TRON characters, but are usually used within the text of a
\i or \d escape, and as the terminator.)
* Codes 0x1000 to 0x10FF for quiz buttons.
* Codes 0x1F00 to 0x1FFF for graphic characters.
* Codes 0x7F20 to 0x7F7E for substitution codes (which converts to the
internal variant of TRON-8 as 127 and then the ASCII character).
=== User state data ===
The user state data for levels in the user cache database can be in the
old format or the new format.
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