The ~C format directive

["BACH::GREEK" <greek%bach.decnet@hudson.dec.com>]

At least one person has said they think it should just throw the 
character at the terminal, as with ~A.

Currently, VAX LISP prints it like ~S would, abbreviating any control 
bits down to one letter.  This seems right according to the rationale 
given under the description of ~C.  But then one can't use any variant 
of ~C to just throw the character at the terminal.

Any opinions?

- Paul

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