/* * @(#)ISO646.cod	4.1 * * In ISO646 the meaning of the codes 2/3, 2/4, 4/0, 5/11, 5/12, 5/13, 5/14,  * 6/0, 7/11, 7/12, 7/13 and 7/14 can be different for different languages. * In this table I will use the International Reference Version (IRV) */#include "ISO646.inc"numbsign = '#'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;	currency = 2/4	: CURENCY, PUNCT;comm_at = '@'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;l_sq_br = '['	: MISCEL, PUNCT;revsolidus = '\\' : MISCEL, PUNCT;r_sq_br = ']'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;circ = '^'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;grav_acc = '`'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;l_cur_br = '{'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;ver_line = '|'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;r_cur_br = '}'	: MISCEL, PUNCT;overline = '~'	: MISCEL, PUNCT ;