Hi,
I don't think you can do that in Windows, but try with cpconvert:
Cpconvert(1252,437,Chr(255))
Greetings
Graham Trott wrote:
> Would like to use the block character from codepage 437 without changing
> codepages chr(219)=? and chr(255)= blank space
>
> VFP9 uses codepage 1252. I am n
Characters appear in fonts, not codepages. The relationship is somewhat more
complicated than we assume.
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From: Paul Hill
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:50:53
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Subject: Re: Use a character from another codepage
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Graham Trott wrote
At 2010-01-25 19:44, Graham Trott wrote:
>I would just like to create a simple progress bar that does not use
>any screen real estate.
I have used a routine for many years that resembles FP:s internal
progress bar showing progress during sql-selects. I have propably
"stolen" it somewhere, can't
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Graham Trott wrote:
> Would like to use the block character from codepage 437 without changing
> codepages chr(219)=? and chr(255)= blank space
>
> VFP9 uses codepage 1252.
1252 is the codepage for Western European languages. In Russia VFP
would use 1251.
> I a
Would like to use the block character from codepage 437 without changing
codepages chr(219)=? and chr(255)= blank space
VFP9 uses codepage 1252. I am not sure what the implications would be of
changing the codepage in existing applications. I would just like to create a
simple progress bar t
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