Jason,
Thank you so much for your help.
Applying your example helped solve my problem.


>Dmitry,
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>Depending on what you're doing with both of these requests, I suggest you look at RegEx (In System.Text namespace). It may be overkill for some of what you need, but it's invaluable for searching and replacing different sections of a string. And if you have a definable pattern you're seeking, it's faster than traversing a string character by character.
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>String.Replace accepts escape characters:
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>string newLineString = "Some text with a CHR(10)";
>newLineString = newLineString.Replace("\n", "I'm a newline character");
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>string crString = "Text with a CHR(13)";
>crString = crString.Replace("\r", "I'm a carriage return");
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>If you need both, there's Environment.NewLine (In the System namespace). Search help on Environment.NewLine for examples.
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>Hope that helps,
>---J
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>>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.