Semicolon tab stop in VB.NET?

The ControlChars class is probably what you want to use Try replacing the semicolon with ControlChars.Tab.

The ControlChars class is probably what you want to use. Try replacing the semicolon with ControlChars.Tab.

Perfect, thank you. – Nick Nov 7 at 14:30 Although, I appear to have hit a bit of a wall. In the old Print # statements, there were SPC(**) functions, but they won't work with the ControlChars.

Tab thing, it complains: mainoutputwriter. WriteLine(SPC(23) ControlChars. Tab & "Mould Flux") even with , or & inbetween, or combinations of both.

Have you any advice? – Nick Nov 7 at 14:37 1 @Nick I "think" the SPC function is now "new string(' '), 23)" – LarsTech Nov 7 at 14:41.

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