Chr Function
Returns the character whose ASCII value is passed.
Syntax
result = Chr( value )
Parameters | ||
value |
Integer, |
The numeric value ("code point") of the character you want, in the range 0-127. |
Notes
The Chr function returns the character whose value is specified.
The Chr function will return a single byte String when running on single byte systems and return a double byte string when running on double byte systems. If you need to get a single byte string regardless of whether the system software is single or double byte, use the ChrB function.
Examples
These examples use the Chr function to return the characters whose ASCII values are specified.
Tab=Chr (9) //returns a tab
CR=Chr(13) //returns carriage return
CR= Encodings.ASCII.Chr(13) //also returns carriage return
See Also
Asc, Encoding, InStr, Left, Len, Mid, Right functions; EndOfLine, TextEncoding classes; Encodings object.