Re: [U2] Determining double-byte status of a character

2007-12-28 Thread Ray Wurlod 
Check out the BYTEVAL and BYTETYPE functions.
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Re: [U2] Determining double-byte status of a character

2007-12-21 Thread Chris Thornton1 
Hi Craig,

Assuming UniVerse NLS on, and that you mean double-byte in the external 
characterset, I would use BYTELEN( OCONV( mychar, NLS:mapname) ) 

Regards

- Chris Thornton

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Chris Thornton DataStage development engineer





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Bob,

can you use the UNISEQ function? or failing that BYTEVAL (testing for 
the multibyte character start byte)?


Craig
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[U2] Determining double-byte status of a character

2007-12-20 Thread Bob Little 
Hello,

 

Is there any way for UniVerse BASIC to determine whether or not a given 
character is a double byte character or a single byte character?

Put another way: I need to determine programmatically, on an NLS enabled 
machine, whether Ibm reading a Chinese character or an English character.

 

Any clues would be greatly appreciated.

 

Bob Little

UniVerse Developer

Market America

336-478-1694
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Re: [U2] Determining double-byte status of a character

2007-12-20 Thread Craig Bennett 

Bob,

can you use the UNISEQ function? or failing that BYTEVAL (testing for 
the multibyte character start byte)?



Craig
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