Jacek <a...@o...pl> napisał(a):

> Tak nieczytelnie to napisales, ze odczytalem kilka pierwszych linijek...
> Pisz po ludzku.

[szczerze mowiac to nie mam bladego pojecia ktore
moje posty sa bardziej czytelne a ktore mniej;
tak naprawde sa czytelne/jednoznaczne ]

Odnalazlem w wiki tekst ktory w pelni potwirdza to
ze del/127 to faktycznie tajemniczy znak :


In computing, a delete character (, sometimes also called
rubout) is the last character in the ASCII repertoire, with
the code 127. Not a graphic character, it denoted as ^? in caret
notation and has a graphic representation &#9249; in Unicode like
all ASCII control characters, while its meaning is a bit unclear.

There is no common method to input this character on modern
keyboards, although in some environments (especially, Unix-like
systems) the &#8592; Backspace key may generate this code.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delete_character

dla mnie ciekawe jak cholera





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