Reserved Macro and String Names (UNIX in a Nutshell: System V Edition)

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14.3. Reserved Macro and String Names

The following macro and string names are used by the ms package. Avoid using these names for compatibility with the existing macros. An italicized n means that the name contains a numeral (generally the interpolated value of a number register).

`,`	`.]`	`:`	`[.`	`[c`	`[o`	`^`	`‘`	`~`
`1C`	`2C`	`AB`	`AE`	`AI`	`A``n`	`AT`	`AU`	`AX`
`B`	`B1`	`B2`	`BB`	`BG`	`BT`	`BX`	`C`	`C1`
`C2`	`CA`	`CC`	`CF`	`CH`	`CM`	`CT`	`DA`	`DW`
`DY`	`EE`	`EG`	`EL`	`EM`	`EN`	`E``n`	`EQ`	`EZ`
`FA`	`FE`	`FF`	`FG`	`FJ`	`FK`	`FL`	`FN`	`FO`
`FS`	`FV`	`FX`	`FY`	`HO`	`I`	`IE`	`IH`	`IM`
`I``n`	`IP`	`IZ`	`KD`	`KF`	`KJ`	`KS`	`LB`	`LG`
`LP`	`LT`	`MC`	`ME`	`MF`	`MH`	`MN`	`MO`	`MR`
`ND`	`NH`	`NL`	`NP`	`OD`	`OK`	`PP`	`PT`	`PY`
`QE`	`QF`	`QP`	`QS`	`R`	`R3`	`RA`	`RC`	`RE`
`R``n`	`RP`	`RS`	`RT`	`S0`	`S2`	`S3`	`SG`	`SH`
`SM`	`SN`	`SY`	`TA`	`TC`	`TD`	`TE`	`TH`	`TL`
`TM`	`TQ`	`TR`	`TS`	`TT`	`TX`	`UL`	`US`	`UX`
`WB`	`WH`	`WT`	`XF`	`XK`	`XP`

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