| chr | integer-to-character function |
| Syntax | chr (i : int) : char
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| Description | The chr function is used to convert an integer to a character.
The character is the i-th character of the ASCII sequence of
characters (except on the IBM mainframe, which uses the EBCDIC
sequence.) For example, chr (65) is "A". The ord function is the inverse of chr, so for any character c,:
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| Details | There are two sets of characters representing values 128-255: the
ANSI values (the default values for Windows), and the MS-DOS OEM
character set, which contains various line drawing characters. To
use the MS-DOS character set, you must use the
setscreen ("msdos") command.
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| Example | Another example is available that displays the entire characters
set, both the regular ANSI character set and the MS_DOS OEM
character set.
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| See also | ord,
intstr and
strint functions.
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