If the column is already ordered oCol:SetOrder() toggles ASC and DESC. You need not have set aCols[ 2 ]:SetOrder() because it was already in the descending order.
I needed to find out if the string consists only of numbers or not. I wrote such a function: if AtLine(adr, "{|xx|asc(xx)<48.or.asc(xx)>57}")=0 ............................................... endif function AtLine(itm, xBk) local st, nOk:=0 ** itm - string ** xBk ...
Utf8 encoding uses either 1 or 2 or 3 bytes for each character. All latin characters upto asc 127 are represented by the same single character both in Ansi and Utf8 encodings. Accented WU characters are encoded with 2 bytes. Complex scripts like Asian languages use 3 ...
1. Why write oGet1:bKeyDown :={ |k|If( k == ASC("V") .and. GetKeyState(VK_CONTROL ), Check CRL F(), ) } for each control if the method can be modified :KeyDown via Override ? With override, the change applies to all Gets and we need ...
Thank you, Rao, a good solution ! Please explain such points: 1. Why write oGet1:bKeyDown :={ |k|If( k == ASC("V") .and. GetKeyState(VK_CONTROL ), Check CRL F(), ) } for each control if the method can be modified :KeyDown via Override ? 2. Will this function work when ...
... with German "Umlaute" using DrXlsx --- when you ask me for STRTOHEX() i got xValue = "„" STRTOHEX(xValue) = "84" ASC(xValue) = 132 xValue = "”" STRTOHEX(xValue) = "94" ASC(xValue) = 148 xValue = "" STRTOHEX(xValue) = "81" ...
hi, this i got when have use DBU and fill it with German Umlaute xValue = "ä" STRTOHEX(xValue) = "84" ASC(xValue) = 132 xValue = "ö" STRTOHEX(xValue) = "94" ASC(xValue) = 148 xValue = "ü" STRTOHEX(xValue) = "81" ASC(xValue) ...
... y carácter a carácter intento enviarlo a la pantalla (antes ya me he posicionado en el 'get' del whasapp), mediante los códigos que proporciona ASC(). Le he metido trazas y parece que lo estoy haciendo bien, para una 'a' envía el código 97 y en pantalla muestra el número 1, para otros caracteres: ...
... [bBlock/naCols] ) for multi-column sort. 4th Parameter: -nil/codeblock: functionality is exactly same as ASort(...) -nColNo: Sortede on nColNo asc if +ve and desc if -ve. -aCols: Array of column numbers or codeblocks. Multi-column sort is performed on the column numbers in the array. Asc if ...