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ASCII value of Enter key ??

Tags: ascii, value, enter, key
Dear All,

I am developing an application that reads XML file tags. I have a tag e.g

<small>rohit</small>

the application  reads fine, i.e gives "rohit" as output.

But I want to check if "Enter" is also pressed in this tag i.e
<small>rohit
</small>

i.e after entering the tagname i.e "rohit", user has pressed enter key also. So I want to check if the user has also "entered" along with  some tag name, but unfortunately i am not able to see if next line is also printed or not.

I am trimming the free space if provided in these tags, like
Wrote a code for this as
/////////
       while((!isgraph((int)str[i])) && (str[i] != '\0'))
            i++;//trim the spaces on left      
       strcpy(tempStr, &str[i]);
      i = len-i-1;

      
       while((!isgraph((int)tempStr[i])) && (tempStr[i] != '\0'))
            i--;//trim spaces to the right       
////////

I tried to see if
if (str[0] =='\n') but it didnot helped.

Please suggest to handle the "next line character" ,Let me know if my query needs more clarification.
Regards,
RDH
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Zone: Programming
Question Asked By: rohitdivas
Solution Provided By: ozo
Participating Experts: 4
Solution Grade: B
Views: 784
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