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char x = Convert.ToChar(0xff); Console.WriteLine( Char.IsLetterOrDigit(x)); It prints True were I was hoping for a False. I assume this is because IsLetterOrDigit is expecting a Unicode character as input versus the extended ascii value I convert from.
How could I make this work? I am reading a continuous binary string from a serial port where problematic characters needs to be removed for reporting.
This C# code would return an unexpected result:
char x = Convert.ToChar(0xff); Console.WriteLine( Char.IsLetterOrDigit(x)); It prints True were I was hoping for a False. I assume this is because IsLetterOrDigit is expecting a Unicode character as input versus the extended ascii value I convert from.
How could I make this work? I am reading a binary string from a serial port where problematic characters needs to be removed for reporting.
This C# code would return an unexpected result:
char x = Convert.ToChar(0xff); Console.WriteLine( Char.IsLetterOrDigit(x)); It prints True were I was hoping for a False. I assume this is because IsLetterOrDigit is expecting a Unicode character as input versus the extended ascii value I convert from.
How could I make this work? I am reading a continuous binary string from a serial port where problematic characters needs to be removed for reporting.
This C# code would return an unexpected result:
char x = Convert.ToChar(0xff); Console.WriteLine( Char.IsLetterOrDigit(x)); It prints True were I was hoping for a False. I assume this is because IsLetterOrDigit is expecting a Unicode character as input versus the extended ascii value I convert from.
How could I make this work? I I am reading a binary string from a serial port where problematic characters needs to be removed for reporting.
This C# code would return an unexpected result:
char x = Convert.ToChar(0xff); Console.WriteLine( Char.IsLetterOrDigit(x)); It prints True were I was hoping for a False. I assume this is because IsLetterOrDigit is expecting a Unicode character as input versus the extended ascii value I convert from.
How could I make this work? I am reading a binary string from a serial port where problematic characters needs to be removed for reporting.
This C# code would return an unexpected result:
char x = Convert.ToChar(0xff); Console.WriteLine( Char.IsLetterOrDigit(x)); It prints True were I was hoping for a False. I assume this is because IsLetterOrDigit is expecting a Unicode character as input versus the extended ascii value I convert from.
How could I make this work? I am reading a binary string from a serial port where problematic characters needs to be removed for reporting.
This C# code would return an unexpected result:
char x = Convert.ToChar(0xff); Console.WriteLine( Char.IsLetterOrDigit(x)); It prints True were I was hoping for a False. I assume this is because IsLetterOrDigit is expecting a Unicode character as input versus the extended ascii value I convert from.
How could I make this work? I am reading a binary string from a serial port where problematic characters needs to be removed for reporting.