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Gordon.dye: /* UTF-8 Support */

2018-03-18T16:42:14Z

UTF-8 Support

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	In line 100, Y$ will be a translation of X$ using Table$. For example, spaces (ASCII value 32) will be replaced by Table$(33:33), the character in the 33rd position of Table$.		In line 100, Y$ will be a translation of X$ using Table$. For example, spaces (ASCII value 32) will be replaced by Table$(33:33), the character in the 33rd position of Table$.

	====UTF-8 Support====		====UTF-8 / UTF8 Support====

	If the first 7 bytes of the table consists of STR2UTF or UTF2STR (case insensitive) then conversion to or from UTF-8 takes place.		If the first 7 bytes of the table consists of STR2UTF or UTF2STR (case insensitive) then conversion to or from UTF-8 takes place.

Gordon.dye at 13:23, 3 August 2015

2015-08-03T13:23:05Z

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	In line 100, Y$ will be a translation of X$ using Table$. For example, spaces (ASCII value 32) will be replaced by Table$(33:33), the character in the 33rd position of Table$.		In line 100, Y$ will be a translation of X$ using Table$. For example, spaces (ASCII value 32) will be replaced by Table$(33:33), the character in the 33rd position of Table$.

			====UTF-8 Support====

			If the first 7 bytes of the table consists of STR2UTF or UTF2STR (case insensitive) then conversion to or from UTF-8 takes place.

			XLATE$(A$,"str2utf") ! converts A$ to UTF-8

	====Related Functions====		====Related Functions====

Laura at 03:26, 22 May 2014

2014-05-22T03:26:11Z

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	The '''Xlate$''' [[internal function]] returns A$ translated using B$ as a translation table. If X is specified, it starts in position X of string A$; otherwise it starts at the first character ~~of A$~~.		The '''Xlate$''' [[internal function]] returns a string translated using a second string as a translation table. If a position is specified, it starts at that position of the first string; otherwise it starts at the first character.

	~~Xlate~~$(A$,B$[,X])		XLATE$(<string>,<translation string>[,<position>])

	====Comments and Examples====		====Comments and Examples====

			XLATE$(A$,B$,X)

	Whenever [[ASCII]] character [[null]] (CHR$(0)) is found in A$, it is replaced by the first character in B$. ASCII character [[Ctrl-A]] (CHR$(1)) is replaced by the second character in B$. In other words, ASCII character N-1 is replaced by the Nth character of B$. ASCII values greater than [[LEN]](B$)-1 are not changed.		Whenever [[ASCII]] character [[null]] (CHR$(0)) is found in A$, it is replaced by the first character in B$. ASCII character [[Ctrl-A]] (CHR$(1)) is replaced by the second character in B$. In other words, ASCII character N-1 is replaced by the Nth character of B$. ASCII values greater than [[LEN]](B$)-1 are not changed.

John: moved XLATE$ to Xlate$ over redirect

2014-02-27T13:05:57Z

moved XLATE$ to Xlate$ over redirect

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Laura at 17:10, 22 July 2013

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	====Related Functions====		====Related Functions====
	During input or output operations, data can be translated (for example from ASCII to [[EBCDIC]]) by using the [[TRANSLATE=]] parameter in the [[OPEN]] [[statement]].		During input or output operations, data can be translated (for example from ASCII to [[EBCDIC]]) by using the [[TRANSLATE]]= parameter in the [[OPEN]] [[statement]].

Mikhail.zheleznov: moved Xlate$ to XLATE$

2012-01-17T09:49:48Z

moved Xlate$ to XLATE$

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Mikhail.zheleznov: 1 revision

2012-01-15T14:11:50Z

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The '''Xlate$''' [[internal function]] returns A$ translated using B$ as a translation table. If X is specified, it starts in position X of string A$; otherwise it starts at the first character of A$.

Xlate$(A$,B$[,X])

====Comments and Examples====
Whenever [[ASCII]] character [[null]] (CHR$(0)) is found in A$, it is replaced by the first character in B$. ASCII character [[Ctrl-A]] (CHR$(1)) is replaced by the second character in B$. In other words, ASCII character N-1 is replaced by the Nth character of B$. ASCII values greater than [[LEN]](B$)-1 are not changed.

00100 LET Y$=XLATE$(X$,TABLE$)

In line 100, Y$ will be a translation of X$ using Table$. For example, spaces (ASCII value 32) will be replaced by Table$(33:33), the character in the 33rd position of Table$.

====Related Functions====
During input or output operations, data can be translated (for example from ASCII to [[EBCDIC]]) by using the [[TRANSLATE=]] parameter in the [[OPEN]] [[statement]].

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