Lets you use digraph key combinations or keywords to represent characters not found on some keyboards.
>>- -q--+-nodigraph-+------------------------------------------>< '-digraph---'
See also #pragma options.
A digraph is a keyword or combination of keys that lets you produce a character that is not available on all keyboards.
The digraph key combinations are:
Key combination | Character produced |
---|---|
<% | { |
%> | } |
<: | [ |
:> | ] |
%% | # |
Additional keywords, valid in C++ programs only, are:
Keyword | Character produced |
---|---|
bitand | & |
and | && |
bitor | | |
or | || |
xor | ^ |
compl | ~ |
and_eq | &= |
or_eq | |= |
xor_eq | ^= |
not | ! |
not_eq | != |
To disable digraph character sequences when compiling your program, enter:
xlc++ myprogram.C -qnodigraph
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