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X-Hacker.org- GetIt Reference Guide - syntax: ch_chr1(<expn> [,@<memvarc> [,<positionn>]])
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Syntax: CH_CHR1(<expN> [,@<memvarC> [,<positionN>]])
Overwrites one byte in memory-variable at position with Ascii value.
Example
* Store CHR(27) into 8th byte of String
CHR1(27,@String,8)
SUBSTR(String,1,7)+CHR(27)+SUBSTR(String,9) && same thing with SUBSTR
Notes
The specified number is "poked" into the character variable at the specified
byte position (default position = 1). The variable name must be prefixed
with '@' to be updated properly.
CHR1(<expN>) with no second parameter returns the character representation
of the specified integer. It returns the same value as the Clipper function
CHR(). <expN> must assume a value of 0 through 255.
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