Christopher4187
- 20th June 2006, 12:02
If I have ASCII characters coming out of an IC, how can I display them in decimal format. No matter what I do to change the ASCII character, it always displays in that format.
I had the characters labeled as B0, B1, B2.
When I display them in HTML, they are in ASCII format no matter what I do.
When I do something like #B0, $B0 or DEC B0, it's all the same.....the number doesn't change. My question is, how can I take an ASCII number (46 which equals .) and make it a "."? The strange thing is that on my serial LCD, they appear correct. Any ideas?
Chris
I had the characters labeled as B0, B1, B2.
When I display them in HTML, they are in ASCII format no matter what I do.
When I do something like #B0, $B0 or DEC B0, it's all the same.....the number doesn't change. My question is, how can I take an ASCII number (46 which equals .) and make it a "."? The strange thing is that on my serial LCD, they appear correct. Any ideas?
Chris