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... ToExcel(): (1) Enclosed :FreezePanes in TRY/CATCH block to avoid runtime errors in some installtions. (2) Date and DateTime values are exported as character data when the Year is < 1900 to avoid loss of data and errors on export.

Hi all, Is it possible to modify xbrowse so that it can also accept the 'space' character in the 'seek' search string? This change would allow searches even with 2 or more words.  xbrowse vers. : #define FWVERSION    "FWH 23.10" #define ...

Otto,

Thanks for your suggestion.
But if I have to use this function to check every character in every string, isn't that slowing down my application?

Mr. Rao, With or without manifest always "ANSI GET". But Turkish character not lost, displaying correctly. I am a good listener and reader. I can't add screenshot or gif animate attachment. Forum rules? My Message count is less or problem? Best Regards, ...

Mr. Rao,

With or without manifest always "ANSI GET". But Turkish character not lost, displaying correctly.

I am a good listener and reader.
I can't add screenshot or gif animate attachment. Forum rules? My Message count is less or problem?

Best Regards,

... compiled again. My first screen is login page. When I start to run my application, it say "ANSI GET" first, after than when i press any character (1, A, Ğ), it changes to "UTF8 GET" This should not change to "UTF8 GET". We need to find the reason. May I request Mr. ...

... When FW_SetUnicode( .F. ), no keychar is higher than 255 and none of the special or other characters are displayed as "?". We request both of you to try this sample and point out the problem you are experiencing. Hi Mr. Rao, I have ...

... is to check whether the Get is ANSI or Unicode When I start to run my application, it say "ANSI GET" first, after than when i press any character (1, A, Ğ), it changes to "UTF8 GET" I am downloading and test again.

Dear Otto,
I think \n leads to an error because the backslash is an escape character in javascript.
according to chatgpt ... when used in a string, the \ expects to be followed by another character to form the escape sequence.
So \\n is needed in this case I suppose.
kind regards
ruth

Otto wrote:Yes, see this line.

oGet[1]:bGotFocus := {|| (oGet[1]:cText := STR(VAL(oGet[1]:cText) *100,6), oGet[1]:Refresh(),oGet[1]:SelectAll()) }
Cesar, changed the GETs to character that you get the inputstyle you wanted.

Yes but nvar Is text array but i have numbers no texts

Yes, see this line.

oGet[1]:bGotFocus := {|| (oGet[1]:cText := STR(VAL(oGet[1]:cText) *100,6), oGet[1]:Refresh(),oGet[1]:SelectAll()) }
Cesar, changed the GETs to character that you get the inputstyle you wanted.

Chance to character: local cTop := " " @ 70, 20 GET aGet[1] VAR cTop OF oDlg SIZE 32, 12 PIXEL FONT oFont PICTURE "99.99" I need the tget controls to enter data quickly, in a bread wholesale application where ...

Chance to character:
local cTop := " "
@ 70, 20 GET aGet[1] VAR cTop OF oDlg SIZE 32, 12 PIXEL FONT oFont PICTURE "99.99"

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 ...

Antonio Linares wrote:Unicode uses TWO bytes per each character

UTF8 just uses TWO bytes for special characters only! (>127)

Using an escape character? If yes, which character?