program t60_charcaret;

{ t60 -- the two lexical character constants CALC needs: caret (^M) and
  decimal (#nn).  CALC.PAS:113 is

      EofLine = ^M;

  `^M' is CR (13) and `#27' is ESC.  Both are unquoted, both are CHARACTER
  constants, so `write (^M)' emits the byte CR and not the text "13" - which
  is why ParseAtom has to recognise them as literals, not only RdConst in a
  declaration.

  The last two lines pin the values without depending on the output bytes:
  EofLine and ^M are both 13, Esc and 27 are both 27.  (EofLine is a plain
  constant, so it is a TScalar like every plain scalar constant; only the
  LITERAL carries the char flag.  A typed `EofLine : Char = ^M' is what keeps
  the class - see t59.) }

const
   EofLine = ^M;
   Esc     = #27;
begin
   write (^M);
   write (#27);
   writeln (EofLine = ^M);
   writeln (Esc = 27)
end.