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Socoder -> Off Topic -> Asking for Ascii |
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| Mon, 02 Jun 2025, 16:40 | |
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dna |
This is probably another stupid question, but where did the list of ASCII codes, that BB used to store within, go to?
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| Mon, 02 Jun 2025, 16:40 | |
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dna |
All that remains are the scan codes, and the scan code table.
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| Mon, 02 Jun 2025, 16:43 | |
Jayenkai
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Have you tried... https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=ascii+chart
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| Mon, 02 Jun 2025, 17:23 | |
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Dan |
Not sure what the question is, but you can use the ascii codes in combination with CHR$, and GetKey() returns the ascii value as well.
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| Mon, 02 Jun 2025, 18:24 | |
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dna |
 Not sure what the question is, but you can use the ASCII codes in combination with CHR$, and GetKey() returns the ASCII value as well.  There used to be a table of them in BB to reference, it' not there anymore. -=-=- DNA |
| Mon, 02 Jun 2025, 18:40 | |
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dna |
That's what I meant. It used to be in the application. -=-=- DNA |
| Mon, 02 Jun 2025, 23:35 | |
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Dan |
Hmm, maybe its not in the newer versions ... i still have the old and it is located in the Command Refference as ascii.htm which i have uploaded as text file, in case you want to insert it there. ascii_htm_txt Here is the location of the file: 
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| Wed, 04 Jun 2025, 13:23 | |
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dna |
That link is only a hypertext link, not a .txt What is the latest version that includes this feature built into the application? -=-=- DNA |
| Wed, 04 Jun 2025, 15:31 | |
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Jayenkai
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Personally I prefer things like that to NOT be part of the Blitz app. I always hated having to flick through the tabs of the GUI, even with Ctrl+Tab, because I've usually got at least 3 or 4 tabs of code open.. A quick Alt+Tab between my code and the browser were always much easier to do. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
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| Wed, 04 Jun 2025, 16:24 | |
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dna |
I wrote an Application that puts the set, from 1 to 127, on the screen. Why was the list removed from the compiler? -=-=- DNA |
| Wed, 04 Jun 2025, 16:47 | |
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Jayenkai
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Probably because people found the Asc("i") function did the job just fine. Like how you *could* use a calculator to figure out 32*67, or you could just write (32*67) in your code and be done with it. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
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