ASCII code problem [modified]

Jamman

I have a problem in converting ASCII extended characters in my C# program. I have already tried the following statement." System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetString(buff). buff is a byte array" this statement does not show me the correct ASCII extended char. Any body cam help out?

S.Jamman

modified on Thursday, February 14, 2008 5:14 AM

Christian Graus · modified on Thursday, February 14, 2008 5:14 AM

The default encoding is Unicode. Have you tried specifying ASCII directly ?

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Jamman

yes I have specified directly to ASCII. Actually Windows does not show the appropriate extended character against the byte code. like 155=Ø in ASCII extended table. But my program shows the character against 155=>. I cannot understand why it is happening?

S.Akmal

J a a n s

Jamman wrote:

like 155=Ø in ASCII extended table. But my program shows the character against 155=>

As per the following site '>' is correct ASCII Code - The extended ASCII table[^]

*jaans