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Such a feature has emerged. Functions like filecopy() work fine if there is no '*' character in the file name.
CMD copy and xcopy allow you to copy files with the '*' symbol in the name, but only if all folder names in the path to the file are in Latin

Please keep this conversion table for reference:


See how the same character is represented by different ASC values in different codepages.

... sample OEM string DO NOT copy and paste here. That will automatically convert the string to UTF8. Please give here a list of ASC values of each character. Eg. If your string is "AB" You give me as 65,66 Please see my post. Please give me any one of your OEM string (not more than 10 ...

Give me a small sample OEM string

DO NOT copy and paste here. That will automatically convert the string to UTF8.

Please give here a list of ASC values of each character.

Eg. If your string is
"AB"
You give me as
65,66

Yes, it's possible to use a regular expression to find the construction you described: SPACE + "." + any character + "." Here's a regular expression that would match this pattern: \s+\.\w\. Let me break down this regex for you: 1. `\s+`: This matches one or more ...

Is it possible to use a regular expression to find such a construction in the text:
SPACE+"."+any character+"."

... inspection report There are also other files that are linked, ie. for emails ( and the memo holds the text ). One thing we found with the use of character fields for extended text is that records could get lost, losing data, or resulting in a description making no sense. It also requires two ...

... ) Error 2026 SSL Connection.... Compiling with VS2022 and mysqlclient.lib With oCn:= maria_Connect( aStr[ 2 ], .t. ) Error 2019 Can't initialize character.... Compiling with VS2022 and libmariadb32.lib I think this Error 2026 SSL Connection.... It's because of the new version of MariaBD greater ...

... search in tables on the web to achieve "XBROWSE standard"? You can't load the entire database. You have to reload with each entered character. And here it's about milliseconds. Especially in competition with competitors, the incremental search in the tables, which is extremely fast ...

... ) ) /code] bFor becomes a code block. The field I am searching is CLSBAL The type is Numeric However uOldValue is translated to a character. Using dbEval(), will it compare a character value to a numeric field and get a match ? The code in my original entry works fine except for ...

Phillipe Here is the code to encrypt\de-encrypt character fields .. and YES you will have to add one additional space for each character field you encrypt //------------------------Func ENCRYPT( TO_DO )LOCAL PADBACK := LEN(TO_DO), ...

Rick
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nPos := Len(cName)- rAt( " ",cName)
 

De esta manera obtienes cuantos caracateres hay por detras del caracter buscado

... What I expect nAt := at( " ", cName ) scans forward from left to right so starting with "Amy " so space is the 4th character nRat := rat( " ", cName ) scans backwards from right to left starting with " Hadley" so the space is the 6th character ...

... What I expect nAt := at( " ", cName ) scans forward from left to right so starting with "Amy " so space is the 4th character nRat := rat( " ", cName ) scans backwards from right to left starting with " Hadley" so the space is the 6th character ...

No, 4 is the correct result. The difference between AT() and RAT() is that RAT() search from right to left but the position is always counted from left. Anyway, Harbour shows the same result as xHarbour.