Chr(c) – Campbell Scientific CR9000X Measurement and Control System User Manual
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Section 11. String Functions
CHR(c)
The CHR string function returns an ANSI character. 'c' ranges in values from
0..255.
The character returned by the CHR function can be stored in a string in the
program or sent to some other device by using such instructions as EmailSend
or SerialOut.
ANSI characters for decimal codes 0 through 128 are shown in Table 11.1.
See the editor for ANSI characters for decimal codes 129 through 255.
Table 11.1: ANSI Character Codes; Decimal 1 through 128
Dec
Char
Description
Dec
Char
Dec
Char
Dec
Glyph
0
^@
Null character
32
?
64
@
96
`
1
^A
Start of Header
33
!
65
A
97
a
2
^B
Start of Text
34
"
66
B
98
b
3
^C
End of Text
35
#
67
C
99
c
4
^D
End of Transmission
36
$
68
D
100
d
5
^E
Enquiry
37
%
69
E
101
e
6
^F
Acknowledgment
38
&
70
F
102
f
7
^G
Bell
39
'
71
G
103
g
8
^H
Backspace
40
(
72
H
104
h
9
^I
Horizontal Tab
41
)
73
I
105
i
10
^J
Line feed
42
*
74
J
106
j
11
^K
Vertical Tab
43
+
75
K
107
k
12
^L
Form feed
44
,
76
L
108
l
13
^M
Carriage return
45
-
77
M
109
m
14
^N
Shift Out
46
.
78
N
110
n
15
^O
Shift In
47
/
79
O
111
o
16
^P
Data Link Escape
48
0
80
P
112
p
17
^Q
Device Control 1
49
1
81
Q
113
q
18
^R
Device Control 2
50
2
82
R
114
r
19
^S
Device Control 3
51
3
83
S
115
s
20
^T
Device Control 4
52
4
84
T
116
t
21
^U
Negative Acknowledge
53
5
85
U
117
u
22
^V
Synchronous Idle
54
6
86
V
118
v
23
^W
End of Trans. Block
55
7
87
W
119
w
24
^X
Cancel
56
8
88
X
120
x
25
^Y
End of Medium
57
9
89
Y
121
y
26
^Z
Substitute
58
:
90
Z
122
z
27
^[
Escape
59
;
91
[
123
{
28
^\
File Separator
60
<
92
\
124
|
29
^]
Group Separator
61
=
93
]
125
}
30
^^
Record Separator
62
>
94
^
126
~
31
^_
Unit Separator
63
?
95
_
127 Delete
Example: Add a carriage return, line feed to a string at the end.
X = “Line”+Chr(13)+Chr(10)
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