Thanks for everyone's help, didn't know
I'd get such a response. I like playing
with ascii characters for little pointers
exclaimations and such.
Just one word of warning if you're going to do this
If people have different character sets on their Windoze (French, German
etc.), or they're
TEXTAREA ROWS="20"
CFOUTPUT
CFLOOP INDEX="i" FROM="1" TO="255"
#i# = #chr(i)#
/CFLOOP
/CFOUTPUT
/TEXTAREA
Bert
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From: GE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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TEXTAREA ROWS="20"
CFOUTPUT
CFLOOP INDEX="i" FROM="1" TO="255"
#i# = #chr(i)#
/CFLOOP
/CFOUTPUT
/TEXTAREA
Bert
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From: GE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
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TEXTAREA ROWS="20"
CFOUTPUT
CFLOOP INDEX="i" FROM="1" TO="255"
#i# = #chr(i)#
/CFLOOP
/CFOUTPUT
/TEXTAREA
Bert
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From: GE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 07 July 2000
Thanks for everyone's help, didn't know
I'd get such a response. I like playing
with ascii characters for little pointers
exclaimations and such.
Ric Smith
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Hello Ric,
CHR(*) Stuff = Ascii
the decimals go with the CHR function
10 = line feed
13 = carriage return
65 = A
66 = B
etc...
more at:
http://www.neurophys.wisc.edu/www/comp/docs/ascii.html
Friday, July 07, 2000, 11:13:31 AM, you wrote:
Anyone know of anywhere I can find the definition
Anyone know of anywhere I can find the definition
for the Chr(*) stuff online? Only ones I know are
Chr(10) and Chr(13).
Just curious, thanks.
Ric Smith
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Chr(*) definitions?
07/07/0
Anyone know of anywhere I can find the definition
for the Chr(*) stuff online? Only ones I know are
Chr(10) and Chr(13).
http://www.jimprice.com/ascii-0-127.gif
Brandon Whitaker
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Anyone know of anywhere I can find the definition
for the Chr(*) stuff online? Only ones I know are
Chr(10) and Chr(13).
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Hello Ric,
What you are looking for is an ASCII table. A quick search should find one for you -
or you could look it up in any refernce manual you have on programming (should be one
in one of
them). To be sure you have found what you are looking for just compare the table
values of 10 and 13
cfloop 1 to 255
cfset c = chr(x)
cfoutputX/cfoutputbr
/cfloop
???
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Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2000 11:13:31 -0400
Anyone know of anywhere I can find the
Search on the web for an ascii table.
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From: Ric Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 11:14 AM
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Subject: Know where I can find Chr(*) definitions?
Anyone know of anywhere I can find the definition
for the Chr(*) stuff
These are ASCII values. YOu can find a full list at
http://www.asciitable.com.
Chris Evans
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http://www.fuseware.com
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