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  1. Oct 24th, 2005, 01:45 PM #1
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    Chr

    Is chr(0x20) the same as chr(20)? or is there a difference somewhere?
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    Re: Chr

    nope, chr(0x20) is the same as chr(32) , because 0x20 would be a long value rather than an integer

    if you have vb you can prove this by Console.WriteLine(0x20); , you will see 32 gets printed out.
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    Re: Chr

    Of course you wouldn't see anything becuase ASCII 32 is the breaking / condensing space character generated when you hit the space bar.
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