[,SVERCHAR=character]
(set vertical character) indicates the character used to draw the vertical lines that show set connections.
Default: The default is an uppercase letter I.
[,SHORCHAR=character]
(set horizontal character) indicates the character used to draw the horizontal lines that show set connections.
Default: The default is a hyphen (-).
[,SULCHAR=character]
(set upper left character) indicates the character used to draw an upper left turn in a set connection.
Default: The default is SHORCHAR. The SHORCHAR default is a hyphen (-).
[,SLLCHAR=character]
(set lower left character) indicates the character used to draw a lower left turn in a set connection.
Default: The default is SHORCHAR. The SHORCHAR default is a hyphen (-).
[,SURCHAR=character]
(set upper right character) indicates the character used to draw an upper right turn in a set connection.
Default: The default is SHORCHAR. The SHORCHAR default is a hyphen (-).
[,SLRCHAR=character]
(set lower right character) indicates the character used to draw a lower right turn in a set connection.
Default: The default is SHORCHAR. The SHORCHAR default is a hyphen (-).
[,BRKTCHAR=character]
(bracket character) indicates the character used to enclose or bracket a set number in a set connection. A bracketed set number is easier to read, especially when the set number contains the number 1 and is part of a vertical set connection line.
Default: The default is the number symbol (#).
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