There is a function in scripts\1_core\proto\enstring.c that claims to return the ASCII value of the first character in a string:

	/**
	\brief Converts string's first character to ASCII code
		\param str String for convert to ASCII code
		\return \p ascii code \p int.
		@code
			int ascii = "M".ToAcsii();
			Print(ascii);

			>> ascii = 77
		@endcode
	*/
	proto int ToAscii(string str);

There is a typo in the documentation: "ToAcsii" should be "ToAscii". I corrected this typo before running the example:

void ToAsciiTest()
{
    int ascii = "M".ToAscii();
    Print(ascii);
}

However, even after correcting the typo, running the example code still reports an error, "Not enough parameters in function 'ToAscii'":

Since the ToAscii method requires an argument, I tried changing the code to:

void ToAsciiTest()
{
    int ascii = "M".ToAscii("N");
    Print(ascii);
}

However, the resulting output does not include the ASCII value of "M" (77) or "N" (78). Instead, it seems that the ToAscii method always returns 0:

SCRIPT       : int ascii =   0

Is there a correct way to use the string.ToAscii method so that it actually returns the ASCII value of the first character of the string?