listing a copyright symbol

[gc1234]

Hi

Is there something is .NET similar to ASP'S chr(numberofasciichar)
I'm trying to list the © symbol put it puts \A in front of it

 

[cappmgr]

Give this a try,

string str;
str = Convert.ToChar(64).ToString();
Console.WriteLine("str " + str);

Marty

 

[gc1234]

.NET uses unicode, do you know what value it is?

 

[cappmgr]

char c = '\u0040';
Console.WriteLine("c " + c.ToString());

 

[gc1234]

well.... if i view this on the server and view the page its fine, if i view the source generated csv file its nots

I used

char c = '\u00A9'
then the c.tostring() but i get

©

 

[cappmgr]

My appoligizes, I was reading the at sign and not the copyright symbol.

 

[gc1234]

I've still got a bug though, strange one too

 

[chiph]

Since the development environment is also fully Unicode (finally!) you should just be able to include it in your string (or resource manager, etc).

You may still have some font dependencies -- all fonts may not have that symbol.

Chip H.


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[gc1234]

I see, still an issue then