--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What if you do an evalexpr of something like
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]&n*n(n)n{n}n|n\n:n;n"
> and checked to see if the result contained a newline and if so where?
> You'd have to use a longer string with all possible escape chars -
> PowerPro I think allows the escape char to be
> - any char greater than 128
> - else any non-numeric, non-alphabetic, non blank >0x20
>
> It might be slimplest just to build the string of all chars >0x20
> excepting ".
Good idea; gonna make a string > 531 chars, so I'd have to do it in
two calls to ppsv->evalExpr, but should work. Ta
> This won't work if someone uses " as escape char. But I don't think
> you can.
>
