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====Comments and Examples====
====Comments and Examples====
  10 LET A$ = "E. E. Cummings"
  10 LET A$ = "E. E. Cummings"
  20 PRINT LWRC$(A$)
  20 PRINT LWRC$(A$)
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e. e. cummings
e. e. cummings


====Related Functions:====
====Related Functions====
 
See the UPRC$ function for conversion from lowercase to uppercase.
See the UPRC$ function for conversion from lowercase to uppercase.


====Technical Considerations====
====Technical Considerations====
# Another method for conversion to lowercase is the CL, VL and GL format specifications, which are effective only with INPUT FIELDS and RINPUT FIELDS. This method converts keystrokes, as they are being entered, into lowercase only. See also the CU, VU and GU format specifications for more information about converting incoming keystrokes to uppercase.
# Another method for conversion to lowercase is the CL, VL and GL format specifications, which are effective only with INPUT FIELDS and RINPUT FIELDS. This method converts keystrokes, as they are being entered, into lowercase only. See also the CU, VU and GU format specifications for more information about converting incoming keystrokes to uppercase.



Revision as of 20:22, 26 January 2012

LwrC$(A$)

The LwrC$ internal function converts any uppercase letters in the string A$ to lowercase letters.

Comments and Examples

10 LET A$ = "E. E. Cummings"
20 PRINT LWRC$(A$)

Line 20 will print: e. e. cummings

Related Functions

See the UPRC$ function for conversion from lowercase to uppercase.

Technical Considerations

  1. Another method for conversion to lowercase is the CL, VL and GL format specifications, which are effective only with INPUT FIELDS and RINPUT FIELDS. This method converts keystrokes, as they are being entered, into lowercase only. See also the CU, VU and GU format specifications for more information about converting incoming keystrokes to uppercase.