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  1. Jan 16th, 2005, 02:05 AM #1
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    what takes place of the old chr and asc functions from vb6 in vb.net?

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    Re: what takes place of the old chr and asc functions from vb6 in vb.net?

    chr and asc
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    Re: what takes place of the old chr and asc functions from vb6 in vb.net?

    Quote Originally Posted by Graff
    chr and asc

    Figured someone would say that. Yeah I know, thats because .NET continued support of those functions, but I also thought .NET had its own methods for string objects similar to the old chr and asc vb6 functions.
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    Re: what takes place of the old chr and asc functions from vb6 in vb.net?

    for the 'asc' function, try
    VB Code:
    1. System.Convert.ToByte()

    for the 'chr' function, try
    VB Code:
    1. System.Convert.ToChar()

    Also take a look at System.Text.ASCIIEncoding for conversion between byte arrays and strings in ascii.

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