Category : Dbase (Clipper, FoxBase, etc) Languages Source Code
Archive   : ANOTPO.ZIP
Filename : TESTANOT.PRG

 
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* Program Name: testanot.prg
* Author: Skip Moon
* Copyright (c) 1989 by Moon Microsystems
*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Created: 6/2/1989 at 4:13
*
* This C function returns the position in which DOES NOT match
* the char, num, date, or logical in . Optional parameters
* specify a beginning and/or ending range to check.
*
* It returns -1 for illegal params one or two, and defaults to assigning 1 to
* and array length to if they are invalid or missing.
*
*
* syntax: = anotpos( ,
* [,] [,] )
*
*
* I haven't tested it with all possible parameters, so you might want to.
* I hope this is useful to you.


* Sample test

declare ar[10]

ar[01] = "test"
ar[02] = "test"
ar[03] = "test"
ar[04] = "test"
ar[05] = "test"
ar[06] = "test"
ar[07] = "test"
ar[08] = "test"
ar[09] = "test"
ar[10] = "test"

? "This should match an be 0 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, "test") )

ar[01] = "test"
ar[02] = "test"
ar[03] = "test"
ar[04] = "test"
ar[05] = ""
ar[06] = 5903678
ar[07] = "test"
ar[08] = "hello"
ar[09] = "test"
ar[10] = "test"

? "This should be 5 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, "test", 2) )

? "This should be 1 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, 5) )

? "This should be 1 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, ctod("10/10/89") ))

? "This should be -1 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, ar ))

? "This should be -1 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar ))

? "This should be 5 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, "test", 2, 5) )

? "This should be 8 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, "test", 7, 9) )

? "This should be 8 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, "test", 8, 8) )


ar[01] = 0
ar[02] = 0
ar[03] = 0
ar[04] = 0
ar[05] = 0
ar[06] = 0
ar[07] = 1
ar[08] = 0
ar[09] = 0
ar[10] = 0

? "This should be 7 ==> "+str( anotpos( ar, 0 ))




  3 Responses to “Category : Dbase (Clipper, FoxBase, etc) Languages Source Code
Archive   : ANOTPO.ZIP
Filename : TESTANOT.PRG

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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