casting char for ansi characters

Question

I'm migrating a project from VB6 to C#.

In one part of the code it gets the int value in ANSI(I think!) and gets the char value to an string:

StringBuilder s_e = new StringBuilder();
s_e.Append(Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings.Chr(inNCr).ToString());

Tried with

s_e.Append((char)inNCr);

But works only from az but not for another characters, so the result is not always correct.

I know I can use using Microsoft.VisualBasic; and be done with it, but is there any way to do it "natively" in c#?

Thanks in advance.

[edit] Clarification needed.

inNCr is the character code of the character as an int. then that int should be a char and show up as an string on the app. For example: Character code 130 should be '‚' but on the app is showing as blank and on debug as \‚

Answer 1

Use Convert.ToChar . See here for more details: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.convert.tochar?view=netframework-4.8#System_Convert_ToChar_System_Int32_