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What is the value of Ctrl+Z in terms of CString?

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    Le rner
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    Hi all, please help me to tell about the the String value of Ctrl+Z. please tell me what string i use in place of Ctrl+Z. thanks in advance.

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      Hi all, please help me to tell about the the String value of Ctrl+Z. please tell me what string i use in place of Ctrl+Z. thanks in advance.

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      What is meant by string value of Ctrl+Z?

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        What is meant by string value of Ctrl+Z?

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        i want to use it over serial port so i need this. i mean How to write ctrl-z to a serial port?

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          i want to use it over serial port so i need this. i mean How to write ctrl-z to a serial port?

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          The value for CTRL-Z (^Z) is 26 (decimal). It is often used as an end-of-file marker (DOS). You might also find useful to know that CTRL-A (^A) is 1 and that all the others, i.e. CTRL-B through CTRL-Y characters fall in between (CTRL-B is 2, CTRL-C is 3, and so on). char c[2]; c[0] = (char)26; c[1] = 0; CString cstring; cstring = CString( c);

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            i want to use it over serial port so i need this. i mean How to write ctrl-z to a serial port?

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            Following ascii chart shows value of Ctrl+Z is 26: http://www.physics.udel.edu/~watson/scen103/ascii.html[^]

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              i want to use it over serial port so i need this. i mean How to write ctrl-z to a serial port?

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              _Superman_
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              Try this -

              CString cs;
              cs.Format(_T("%c"), 26);

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                Try this -

                CString cs;
                cs.Format(_T("%c"), 26);

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                Thanks for all ur support its done now. its real value for serail port is "\x1A\r\n"

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                  Thanks for all ur support its done now. its real value for serail port is "\x1A\r\n"

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                  Yes 0xA1 is 26 in decimal.

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                    Yes 0xA1 is 26 in decimal.

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                    0x1a = 26 0xa1 = 161

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                      Hi all, please help me to tell about the the String value of Ctrl+Z. please tell me what string i use in place of Ctrl+Z. thanks in advance.

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                      i think Ctrl+Z key combination genrates an end of file marker character which is defined by the EOF macro. --Cool_Dev--

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                        Hi all, please help me to tell about the the String value of Ctrl+Z. please tell me what string i use in place of Ctrl+Z. thanks in advance.

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                        Do you want to know the value of Ctrl+Z? It's so easy! You don't need to ask anyone,you don't need the characters table. What you need to do is: Run ComTrace, then type the "Ctrl+Z" in HyperTerminal,It's ok! You can get '1A' http://www.armecos.com/en/comtrace.html[^]

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