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Can delphi display all 255 ASCII characters in console window?
There are problematic ones like #10, #13, #07. Both WriteLn and Write treat them as control characters and do not display character itself. |
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The computer "displays" those characters as expected #10 is Line Feed, #13 is Carriage Return, and #07 is Bell or Tone. How would you like Delphi to "display" them???
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as ASCII symbols instead of performing actions associated
Last edited by comer1; 11-01-2019 at 03:39 PM. |
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And what is the ASCII symbol of a Line Feed, Carriage return, Tab, and so on?
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Then you'll have to send them as output with ALT pressed down
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