A quick question… I’m trying to send Ctrl + Z as part of a string that is sent to a proxy (that sends an AT command to send an SMS).
The problem arises because the user can enter in their command, and then I will take that (as well as the rest of the string to send the SMS) and then change to mean Ctrl + Z.
I have looked it up already and I am trying to replace in the string with \u001A… it still doesn’t seem to work. Infact, when compiling (this is in VC6) it says:
“warning C4129: ‘u’ : unrecognized character escape sequence”
…could this have anything to do with why it isn’t working? I’ve tried everything!
Thanks!
VC6 is ancient, and probably doesn’t support unicode escape sequences. Instead of using
\u001a, try\x1a?