Why is Chr(130) a comma (,) in Visual Basic 6 but in C# (char)130 is not? (Im not sure what it is, but definitely not a comma!)
Why is Chr(130) a comma (,) in Visual Basic 6 but in C# (char)130
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Why is Chr(130) a comma (,) in Visual Basic 6 but in C# (char)130 is not? (Im not sure what it is, but definitely not a comma!)
Vb Function Chr() is by sure different from the result of casting the integer value 130 to char. To obtain the same result in c# you can set a reference to Microsoft.VisualBasic in your c# and call Microsoft.Visualbasic.Chr(130).
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/613dxh46(v=vs.80).aspx
You can also study any of the options exposed in the link below and see the which returns the value you desire.
Int to Char in C#