Maybe I'm stating the obvious here, but in the first instance "HELLO"
is what I typed after hitting <enter>, in the second case, it's the
output of the sequence of WRITE commands.
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Gregory Woodhouse
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On Jun 25, 2005, at 2:33 PM, Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
Remember that a * read returns the byte value read, and you need $C
() to convert it back to a character:
USER>F I=1:1:5 R *X(I)
HELLO
USER>F I=1:1:5 W $C(X(I))
HELLO
USER>
$A is the inverse operation, giving you the integer value of a
character.
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