Their appears to be a bug in the replace string method which is causing
characters that should not be replaced to get replaced. Example code:
$inString := "here is my string with an a"
$old_char := char(128)
$new_char := " "
$outString := replace string($inString;$old_char;$new_char)
In the above example, the 'a' character (ascii code 97) is being
replaced, which is incorrect. This also seems to happen when you try
and replace other certain high-bit ascii characters.
Has anyone run into this before? Am I missing something?
thanks,
Lowell
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