baanite
16th March 2002, 05:34
hi,


what is the equivalent ascii value for a new line character "\n"
is it some thing different in baan-ascii reading

regs,
kumar.
shah_bs
16th March 2002, 17:54
You should be able to look that up in the ASCII Table in the BAAN Tools On-line Help.

I am not sure what your question is all about though.
Ilansu
17th March 2002, 11:53
I think it's chr$(13) or chr$(10) .
one of them I’m not shore which one.

Ilan S
~Vamsi
18th March 2002, 00:15
New line character is dependant on the O/S one is using. In Windows based system it is the combination of
Carriage return <CR> (13) and
Line feed<LF> (10).

On Unix it is:

Line feed<LF> (10).

and on Mac it is:

Carriage return <CR> (13)

translation occurs if you use server2client of client2server funtions in ASCII mode.

Check out this (http://www.html-faq.com/faq.php?category=utils&fid=67) link for some more info about this topic. That was about newline characters in general. What do you want to do in Baan? Because in Baan things like newline characters should be transparent to the developer and end-user.