char number

[Hrvoje Voda]

What is the char number for Escape button ?

IS there a list for all char numbers on windows?

Hrcko

 

[Dennis Myrén]

Escape character is 29.

ASCII:

NUL = 0x00, /* Null */

SOH = 0x01, /* Start of heading */

STX = 0x02, /* Start of text */

ETX = 0x03, /* End of text */

EOT = 0x04, /* End of transmission */

ENQ = 0x05, /* Enquiry */

ACK = 0x06, /* Acknowledge */

BEL = 0x07, /* Bell */

BS = 0x08, /* Backspace */

TAB = 0x09, /* Horizontal tab */

LF = 0x0A, /* NL line feed, new line */

VT = 0x0B, /* Vertical tab */

FF = 0x0C, /* NP form feed, new page */

CR = 0x0D, /* Carriage return */

SO = 0x0E, /* Shift out */

SI = 0x0F, /* Shift in */

DLE = 0x10, /* Data link escape */

DC1 = 0x11, /* Device control 1 */

DC2 = 0x12, /* Device control 2 */

DC3 = 0x13, /* Device control 3 */

DC4 = 0x14, /* Device control 4 */

NAK = 0x15, /* Negative acknowledge */

SYN = 0x16, /* Synchronous idle */

ETB = 0x17, /* End of transmission block */

CAN = 0x18, /* Cancel */

EM = 0x19, /* End of medium */

SUB = 0x1A, /* Substitute */

ESC = 0x1B, /* Escape */

FS = 0x1C, /* File separator */

GS = 0x1D, /* Group separator */

RS = 0x1E, /* Record separator */

US = 0x1F, /* Unit separator */

Space = 0x20,

ExclamationMark = 0x21,

Quote = 0x22,

NumberSign = 0x23,

DollarSign = 0x24,

Percent = 0x25,

Ampersand = 0x26,

SingleQuote = 0x27,

LeftParenthesis = 0x28,

RightParenthesis = 0x29,

Asterisk = 0x2A,

Plus = 0x2B,

Comma = 0x2C,

Minus = 0x2D,

Dot = 0x2E,

FrontSlash = 0x2F,

_0 = 0x30,

_1 = 0x31,

_2 = 0x32,

_3 = 0x33,

_4 = 0x34,

_5 = 0x35,

_6 = 0x36,

_7 = 0x37,

_8 = 0x38,

_9 = 0x39,

Colon = 0x3A,

SemiColon = 0x3B,

LessThan = 0x3C,

EqualSign = 0x3D,

GreaterThan = 0x3E,

QuestionMark = 0x3F,

AtSymbol = 0x40,

A = 0x41,

B = 0x42,

C = 0x43,

D = 0x44,

E = 0x45,

F = 0x46,

G = 0x47,

H = 0x48,

I = 0x49,

J = 0x4A,

K = 0x4B,

L = 0x4C,

M = 0x4D,

N = 0x4E,

O = 0x4F,

P = 0x50,

Q = 0x51,

R = 0x52,

S = 0x53,

T = 0x54,

U = 0x55,

V = 0x56,

W = 0x57,

X = 0x58,

Y = 0x59,

Z = 0x5A,

LeftBracket = 0x5B,

BackSlash = 0x5C,

RightBracket = 0x5D,

Cirumflex = 0x5E,

Underscore = 0x5F,

Apostroph = 0x60,

a = 0x61,

b = 0x62,

c = 0x63,

d = 0x64,

e = 0x65,

f = 0x66,

g = 0x67,

h = 0x68,

i = 0x69,

j = 0x6A,

k = 0x6B,

l = 0x6C,

m = 0x6D,

n = 0x6E,

o = 0x6F,

p = 0x70,

q = 0x71,

r = 0x72,

s = 0x73,

t = 0x74,

u = 0x75,

v = 0x76,

w = 0x77,

x = 0x78,

y = 0x79,

z = 0x7A,

LeftBrace = 0x7B,

VerticalBar = 0x7C,

RightBrace = 0x7D,

Tilde = 0x7E,

DEL = 0x7F;

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Hrvoje,

A char is an unicode in Net and than as byte format dependend from the code
table you use.

The Esc is (in any ACSII derived codetable because it is bellow the 128) a
byte with a decimal 27 value.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...l/_pluslang_ascii_character_codes_chart_1.asp

I hope this helps,

Cor

 

[Morten Wennevik]

Hi,

A good way to find out which key does what is to use the KeyPress/KeyDown
events and see what gets passed when you hit a key.

protected override void OnKeyPress(KeyPressEventArgs e)
{
MessageBox.Show(((int)e.KeyChar).ToString());
}

(PS. KeyPreview must be set or the control/form must be empty)

 

[Harry]

Is there ascii for alt+156 £

Hi,

A good way to find out which key does what is to use the KeyPress/KeyDown
events and see what gets passed when you hit a key.

protected override void OnKeyPress(KeyPressEventArgs e)
{
MessageBox.Show(((int)e.KeyChar).ToString());
}

(PS. KeyPreview must be set or the control/form must be empty)