Section B.8. String Constants | Appendix B. VBScript Constants

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B 8 String Constants

B 8 String Constants

The following constants are replacements for one or more characters. For instance, to add a line break to a string that's not being displayed in a web page, you can use a statement like the following:

sMsg = sMsg & vbCrLf

Constant	Value	Description
`vbCr`	Chr(13)	Carriage return
`vbCrLf`	Chr(10) & Chr(13)	Carriage return and linefeed characters
`vbFormFeed`	Chr(12)	Form-feed character
`vbLf`	Chr(10)	Linefeed character
`vbNewLine`	Platform Specific	New line character
`vbNullChar`	Chr(0)	Null character
`vbNullString`	0	Null pointer, used for calling external routines
`vbTab`	Chr(9)	Tab character
`vbVertical Tab`	Chr(11)	Vertical tab character

Part I: The Basics

Introduction

Program Structure

Data Types and Variables

Error Handling and Debugging

VBScript with Active Server Pages

Programming Outlook Forms

Windows Script Host 5.6

VBScript with Internet Explorer

Windows Script Components

Part II: Reference

The Language Reference

Part III: Appendixes

Appendix D. Locale IDs

Appendix A. Language Elements by Category

Appendix B. VBScript Constants

Appendix C. Operators

Appendix E. The Script Encoder