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DarkBASIC Discussion / chr$(number)=" : What number makes chr$=" ?

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TheComet
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Posted: 7th Jun 2009 20:48
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Hello!

I am having some trouble figuring out what number makes the command chr$() print """

Thanks, TheComet


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Caleb1994
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Posted: 8th Jun 2009 00:01
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2 Ideas

1: Google Ascii Of Quotes(Or Ascii of ")
2:



Either one will yeild the same result :



WOOHOO! lol

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BN2 Productions
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I think it is 34, may be wrong though.

Here is a program to find out:




That should work with little to no changes to just show all of em.

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Posted: 8th Jun 2009 03:27
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It is 34.
Edit BN2's code to write out all 255 characters on one page and print it out. It's worthwhile having an ASCII chart about the place.

I would like it if DarkEdit had a tool to insert ascii characters.

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Quote: "I would like it if DarkEdit had a tool to insert ascii characters."


EXACTLY!!!!!!! but google has plenty of ascii charts

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Quote: "EXACTLY!!!!!!! but google has plenty of ascii charts"


The only problem is that for some reason I have noticed discrepancies between some of those on google and DBC's. Not sure why.

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Posted: 8th Jun 2009 17:31
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Ah, cool! I forgot about the asc() command... Thanks everyone!

I tried google, but nothing popped up at all.

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Posted: 8th Jun 2009 18:36
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Hmmm that's odd tbat google didn't show anything....


that's where i got mine lol

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The Ascii chart I use is two images but looking for those same images I saw this one (using Google)... so I'm switching to this one instead since it looks accurate.



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ok, i cant understand the chart but if its accurate then cool

also rolfmao on ur sig image grog

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It's easy. it has binary and HEX ascii values of all the characters, if i'm reading it correctly, the left one is binary and right one is HEX and the far right is what would be displayed.

most of them have decimal on them though. which is what dbc uses of course.

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Quote: "ok, i cant understand the chart but if its accurate then cool

also rolfmao on ur sig image grog"


Thanks.

The first line in each box (000 to 255) are the numbers you use for CHR$() that represent each character. The second line is the hexadecimal code... if you use a hex editor on a file those are the numbers/letters you'd see that represent each character. The third line is the actual character... what it looks like on the screen (sometimes the font you use may or may not look the same as what you see on that image). The fourth line in the first two boxes you can ignore... it's just control characters like Enter, Tab, Esc, and Line Feed. Printing the first 32 characters sometimes show weird results because their control characters.

Here's a Hex Editor in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hex_editor

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Quote: " the left one is binary and right one is HEX and the far right is what would be displayed."

The left is decimal.

That is a nice chart!

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Ya i geuss your right i just skimmed and it didn't look decimal for some reason doh! lol sorry

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