>I need to see what is inside a string in C# code. In VFP I would parse the string and look at each character using ASC() function. What is the equivalent of this function in C#?
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>Also, C# has a string method .Replace() which allows to replace one character with another. If I wanted to replace character CHR(13) or CHR(10) in a string with something different, how would I use it in the .Replace() method of C#?
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>Thank you.

I'm not realy familiar with C#, my experience is primarily with VB.NET, but I might be able to shed a tiny bit of light on your problem... :)

Use [] to access individual characters of a string, like myString[0].
Use single quotes to specify character literals, like 'x'.
Use escape sequences (backslash (\) followed by an escape code) in the single quotes to specify any characters, like '\u000A' or '\n'. Both represent the newline character. Look in the help under "character literals" for more information.

Hope this either helps you, or sends you down the right (or at least new) roads toward your solution.