SXB & VB6 Xor

SXlee

Hi All.
Trying Xor in SXB & VB6 but can not get the same results from the to, i.e:

VB6 = (15 Xor 00 = F )... SXB = (15 Xor 00 = 15)
VB6 = (15 Xor C1 = CE)... SXB = (15 Xor C1 = D4)
VB6 = (15 Xor 81 = 8E)... SXB = (15 Xor 81 = 94)
VB6 = (15 Xor 40 = 4F)... SXB = (15 Xor 40 = 55)
VB6 = (15 Xor 01 = E )... SXB = (15 Xor 01 = 14)
VB6 = (15 Xor C0 = CF)... SXB = (15 Xor C0 = D5)
VB6 = (15 Xor 80 = 8F)... SXB = (15 Xor 80 = 95)
VB6 = (15 Xor 41 = 4E)... SXB = (15 Xor 41 = 54)
VB6 = (15 Xor 01 = E )... SXB = (15 Xor 01 = 14)

Dave Hein

It looks like the "15" for VB6 is in decimal and the "15" for SXB is in hex.

SXlee

Thanks!
I'll have look and a play, and get back to you.

SXlee

No, This is the vbCode

Private Sub Form_Load()
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &H0) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &HC1) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &H81) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &H40) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &H1) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &HC0) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &H80) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &H41) & vbNewLine
Text1 = Text1 & Hex(&HF Xor &H1) & vbNewLine
End Sub

The result is:
F
CE
8E
4F
E
CF
8F
4E
E

SXlee

Dave Hein wrote: »

It looks like the "15" for VB6 is in decimal and the "15" for SXB is in hex.

No the SXB is in decimal, and VB6 is in hex, so now I know what the problem is.
Thank you!