Syntax
In ARMbasic this is an automatic type conversion
But if you want to do it explicity, in your code add the following do-nothing
#define
#define ASC(x) x
Description
ARMbasic allows individual elements of a string to be accessed, and when
they are assigned or compared to integer variable/constants, the ASCII value
will be used.
Example
PRINT "the character
represented by the ASCII code of 97 is:"; CHR(97) ' will print a
DIM
astr(10) as
string
' examples of automatic type conversion complimentary to CHR
PRINT
astr(0),
chr(astr(0))
' will print 97 a
x = astr(0)
PRINT
x
' will print 97
if x = "a" then PRINT "it is
a" ' will print it is
a
Differences from other BASICs
- does not exist in PBASIC
- same function exists in Visual BASIC
See also
