Need code to enter a dot/dash for a subchannel

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I am building a raspberry-pi-based remote control for my JVC TV. The remote
was RMT-JC02, so I'm cobbling together code from other files that work for
this TV.

However, I cannot figure out the code for the "dot" or "dash" or "minus" or
"period" -- the divider between numbers when trying to enter the channel
for a sub-channel.  E.g., I want to go to channel 41.2, which means sending
KEY_4 KEY_1 KEY_IDONTKNOW KEY_2.

I've been grepping through the other lirc.conf files for DOT or DASH, etc.
but having no luck. Mostly because I don't know what I'm looking for. Does
any have any  idea what I should grep for for this?

Thanks.

Vic

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 other files that work for this TV.</div><div><br></div><div>However, I can=
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mail=3D"gmail_signature">=E2=80=9CA designer knows he has achieved perfecti=
on not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to=
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