OpenEuphoria

Re: Win32Lib --Duh

• Posted by Lucius Hilley III <lhilley at CDC.NET> Jan 19, 1999
• 591 views

Hmm, Sorry but NO.
You see...  This sequence of consecutive numbers.
{97,98,99} is equal to this string or Sequence of letters.
"abc"
In other words, {97,98,99} equals "abc".
    SORRY !!!!

Of course "123" equals {49,50,51} and will not be effected by upper()
OR lower().  I don't think this is what you are asking though.
I also don't think you are asking about.
{"a","b","c"} which equals {{97},{98},{99}} and therefor would be
different from {97,98,99}-- Yet both would be affected by upper().

    Good Luck,
        Lucius L. Hilley III

On Tue, 19 Jan 1999 15:29:02 -0800, Bret Belgarde <BretBelgarde at
WORLDNET.ATT.NET> wrote:

>That's what I get for not reading the documentation, (RTFM right?) Thanks for
>pointing it
>out to me, it will help. Any Ideas on the other though?(Tell the difference
>between numbers
>and alpha or will upper() do that also?)
>                                                    Thanks
>                                                     Bret
>Lucius Hilley III wrote:
>
>>   Gee, Bret.
>>
>> That is an easy one.  The routine is upper()
>> and you must include wildcard.e
>>  Syntax:
>>             include wildcard.e
>>             x2 = upper(x1)
>>  Description:
>>             Convert an atom or sequence to upper case.
>>  Example:
>>             s = upper("Euphoria")
>>             -- s is "EUPHORIA"
>> Full description at ( http://members.aol.com/FilesEu/lib_u_z.htm )
>>
>>     Sincerely
>>         Lucius L. Hilley III