Chr$
chr$ converts a numeric value into a string character having this value as a code.
chr$(INTEGER_EXPR)INTEGER_EXPR is an integer expression with a value in the [0,65535] range. # Let's get the latin upper case alphabet:Local Char ALPHABET(30)ALPHABET = sigma( I = 65, 90, chr$(I) )# Let's assign tab as fields separator and carriage return+line feed as record separator# in a script that reads an ascii file with the abbreviation [RD]Iomode adxifs chr$(9) Using [RD]Iomode adxirs chr$(13)+chr$(10) Using [RD]chr$ returns a character with the UCS2 code corresponding to the argument. If the argument value is in [0,255] range, it corresponds to the ASCII table.
chr$ is the reverse function of ASCII.
When set to chr$(0), chr$ returns an empty string.
The result of this function has the Char type.
| Error | Description |
|---|---|
| 10 | The argument is not an integer number. |
| 55 | The argument value is not in the [0,65536] range. |
ascii, string$, adxium, Iomode.