How to convert ASCII code to character [modified]

Mohsen Saad

Hi All, I need to add the carriage return and line feed to a string to simulate the new line '\n' before writing it to a binary file. what is the function I can give the ASCII Code and it returns the equivalant character. What I need is a function that is similar to chr in Visual Basic -- modified at 8:17 Thursday 21st September, 2006

kakan

Just write "\r\n" to the file (at the end of each line)

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_AnsHUMAN_

Mohsen Saad wrote:

Re: How to convert ASCII code to character

int i=10;      //For Carriage return use 13
char *str=new char[3];
sprintf(str,"%c",i);
cout<

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Zac Howland

Mohsen Saad wrote:

what is the function I can give the ASCII Code and it returns the equivalant character.

There is no need for that in C++. The ASCII code IS the character. That is:

char c1 = '\n'; // c1 = 10
char c2 = '\r'; // c2 = 13

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