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... you could use: dir | findstr "example" Case Sensitivity: By default, findstr is case-sensitive. You can make your search case-insensitive using the /I switch. For example: findstr /I "example" myfile.txt Line Numbers: To include line numbers in the output, use the ...

... ist misinterpreted . After the change: https://i.postimg.cc/25NnHKtN/2023-06-27-14-34-16.jpg The sorting is now correct and case insensitive thanks to the new function U82Upper()! When opened in a dialog, the full term is displayed correctly if it contains UTF-8 codes only..

... if -ve. If any element of the array is codeblock, the comarison is made { |x,y| Eval( b,x ) < Eval( b, y ) } All string comparisons are case insensitive and values of different datatypes are sorted on the type. * New: function FW_GetClipboardData( [[@]Format] ) --> uData Similar to FW_CopyToClipboard(...), ...

... "Cpp", "cH" },,,;      { |x,y| LOWER( X ) < LOWER( y ) } )  For case insensitive comparisons, we recommend using FW_Stricmp( c1, c2 ) // --> -2, -1, 0, 1, 2  Incidentally, this function Data Type safe ...

... ) --> -2/-1/0/+1/+2 lExact defaults to SET EXACT setting. uVar1 and uVar2 can be of any data types. In case both are strings, "case insensitive" comparision is made. In other cases, normal comparision is made. ValTypes "D" aND "T" are converted to same type ...

... "city" } ) or oBrw:oCol( "cSortOrder", "city" ) returns the column whose cSortOrder is "city" ( case insensitive). - MultiRow Selection by using the method SetMultiSelCol: Initially the datas lReadOnly and nEditType of oBrw:oMultiSelCol are set to .f. ...

... as "SUBSTR( bcodi, 1, 2 ) = '12'" "WHERE bcode LIKE '___12%'" is same as "SUBSTR( bcodi, 4, 2 ) = '12'" LIKE is case insensitive The percentage ( % ) wildcard matches any string of zero or more characters. The underscore ( _ ) wildcard matches any single character.

... DBRECORDINFO(9) doing ? Looking into all field :?: :?: This is the full record as a string. You are in the right direction. You will need to case-insensitive comparision. Use FW_AtX() You can search for an array of words in a string

... DATAS OS, lWindows: OS of the Server and if it is Windows. - New method DbExists( [@]cDatabaseName ) --> lExists The comparsion is case insensitive even on Linux. If the fist parameter is by reference, the database name with correct case is returned in the parameter. - Enhanced Method ...

You need to translate whole words, searching case-insensitive. Use this function FW_AT( acSub, cString, nStart, nEnd, lWholeWord, lSkipQuotes, cFound, cReplace, lAll )  in this manner: aTranslate := ;   {  { "Zwart", "Black" ...

In most cases, when we compare strings, we need to convert both of them to upper or lower case before comparison. Eg: Upper( c1 ) == Upper( c2 )  Converting the strings to upper or lower case every time adds overhead to the application. FW_StrICmp() avoids the need for this conv...

... provides the same functionality as the (x)Harbour functions without the need for conversion of the strings to Upper/Lower case, by performing case insensitive search. In addition, FW_AT() provides more capabilities that are not easily possible with (x)Harbour's AT() or HB_AT() except without tedious ...

... Now uses buttonbar instead of individual btnbmps. * New function SegoeMDL2() --> .t. if Segoe MDL2 Assets font is available * Case insensitive string comparision and matching: - New function FW_AT( cSearch, [@]cString, [nStart], [nEnd], [ lWholeWord], [lSkipQuotes],[@cFound], cReplace, ...

... Works only when the rowset is sorted on any column(s). Seek is performed on the sorted column. In the case of character values, the search is caseinsensitive. HardSeek: oRs:Seek( uSeek ) or oRs:Seek( uSeek, .f. ): Locates the first record from top where fieldvalue = uSeek (case insensitive). If ...

... ID 102 of oDlg Picture "@Z 999" // also tried "@Z ###" My get is a "Tab Stop", "Right" aligned, "Case Insensitive", and "Multiple line". On the Activate dialog command the oOb:nCop01 has a value of 0. The get displays " 0" (should ...