AscToChar returns a character for each ASCII code (integer) supplied.
CharToAsc returns integer codes in 0:255
for each (one byte) character in all strings in x
.
AscToChar(i)
CharToAsc(x)
numeric (integer) vector of values in 1:255
.
vector of strings.
AscToChar
returns a vector of the same length as i.
CharToAsc
returns a list of numeric vectors of character length of each string in x.
Only codes in 1:127
make up the ASCII encoding which should be
identical for all R versions, whereas the ‘upper’ half
is often determined from the ISO-8859-1 (aka “ISO-Latin 1)”
encoding, but may well differ, depending on the locale setting, see
also Sys.setlocale
.
Note that 0
is no longer allowed since, R does not allow
\0
aka nul
characters in a string anymore.
# NOT RUN {
(x <- CharToAsc("Silvia"))
# will be pasted together
AscToChar(x)
# use strsplit if the single characters are needed
strsplit(AscToChar(x), split=NULL)
# this would be an alternative, but the latter would be of class raw
DecToHex(CharToAsc("Silvia"))
charToRaw("Silvia")
# }
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