Gambas Documentation - /lang/chr

# Chr$

Character = Chr$ ( Code AS Integer ) AS String Character = Chr ( Code AS Integer ) AS String

Returns the character whose ASCII code is Code.

This function only deals with ASCII characters. If you need to create non-ASCII characters, like a German umlaut for example, you must use the String.Chr function.

### Errors

Message | Description
--- | ---
Bad argument (20) | Code is negative or greater than `255`.

### Examples

    ' This example prints the ASCII character code 65 which is uppercase A
    PRINT Chr$(65)

    A

    ' This example prints the characters whose ascii code
    ' is between 32 and 127

    DIM X AS Integer
    FOR X = 32 TO 127
      PRINT Chr$(X);
    NEXT

    ' This example illustrates the use of special character. Here Chr$(10)
    ' works like the newline command.

    PRINT "This will print on line 1"; Chr$(10); "This will print on line 2"

    This will print on line 1
    This will print on line 2

### See also

- String.Chr

- String Functions