Print all ASCII codes of characters of a word on the command line with the free Swiss File Knife for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

• Download the free Swiss File Knife Base from Sourceforge.
• Open the Windows CMD command line, Mac OS X Terminal or Linux shell.
• OS X : type mv sfk-mac-64.exe sfk and chmod +x sfk then ./sfk
• Linux: type mv sfk-linux-64.exe sfk and chmod +x sfk then ./sfk. OS X and Linux syntax may differ, check the help within the tool.

sfk chars word [word2]
sfk ... +chars

print character codes of all chars of a word,
or print chars for the given code(s).

under Windows this lists both Ansi and OEM codes
as decimal and hexadecimal (0x) value.
if you see a decimal OEM code like 097 you can
keep Alt pressed, then type 097, release Alt
to produce this character in the console.

options
   -nohead   do not show table header
   -min      minimal format as under linux
   -codes    force listing of character codes,
             do not check if word is a number.
   -literal  or -lit stops interpretation of any further
             options or chain commands. required if you
             need the code of "-" or "+".
   -hexlist  print flat list of hex codes
   -hexsrc   print as hex source code
   -fromutf  decode utf8 sequence from hexadecimal
             input like 0xe28098

command chaining support
   accepts text or binary from a previous command.

examples
   sfk chars hello
      prints 5 lines of codes, one for each char.
   sfk chars 0x53464b
      prints 'SFK', the letters for these hex codes.
      any number of hex values can be provided.
   sfk chars -fromutf 0x54657374e28098e28099
      decodes ASCII characters and UTF-8 sequences,
      listing code points of each character found.
   sfk char 65
      prints 'A', the letter for that decimal code.
      only a single decimal value can be provided.
   sfk char -lit +
      print the code of the plus char.
   sfk fromclip +chars
      show codes from the word in the clipboard.
   sfk chars 84 101 115 116 105 110 103
      show characters for these ascii codes.
 

sfk chars word [word2]
sfk ... +chars

print character codes of all chars of a 
word, or print chars for the given code(s).

under Windows this lists both Ansi and OEM 
codes as decimal and hexadecimal (0x)
value. if you see a decimal OEM code like
097 you can keep Alt pressed, then type 097,
release Alt to produce this character in
the console.

options
   -nohead   do not show table header
   -min      minimal format as under linux
   -codes    force listing of character 
             codes, do not check if word is
             a number.
   -literal  or -lit stops interpretation 
                 of any further
             options or chain commands. 
             required if you need the code
             of "-" or "+".
   -hexlist  print flat list of hex codes
   -hexsrc   print as hex source code
   -fromutf  decode utf8 sequence from 
             hexadecimal input like
             0xe28098

command chaining support
   accepts text or binary from a previous 
   command.


examples
   sfk chars hello
      prints 5 lines of codes, one for each 
      char.
   sfk chars 0x53464b
      prints 'SFK', the letters for these 
      hex codes. any number of hex values
      can be provided.
   sfk chars -fromutf 
   0x54657374e28098e28099
      decodes ASCII characters and UTF-8 
      sequences, listing code points of
      each character found.
   sfk char 65
      prints 'A', the letter for that 
      decimal code. only a single decimal
      value can be provided.
   sfk char -lit +
      print the code of the plus char.
   sfk fromclip +chars
      show codes from the word in the 
      clipboard.
   sfk chars 84 101 115 116 105 110 103
      show characters for these ascii codes.
 

read more about all sfk functions

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