I have aleatory corrupted indexes that include and UPPER,
Remember Clipper documentation .-
"
Note: Changing the collation sequence in an application with
existing indexes will cause index corruption. You should
rebuild all indexes before the application is used.
...
By using the //INFO command line switch with your application, you
can determine what National Language Drivers have been linked into
your application. For example,
C:\> MYAPP //INFO
"
Different *versions* of National Language Drivers can not update the same index.
If you need to update an existing index, IMO .-
"
cpinfo.prg code to show more precise information
which should help in replicating exact Clipper behavior.
" (thanks for this)
to customize the/your Harbour codepage C file.
--
Xavi
Chen Kedem escribió:
I forward this from the SF bug tracker
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=100681&aid=2873146&group_id=681
Maurizio Faccio (maufacc) wrote:
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I have aleatory corrupted indexes that include and UPPER,
I've found that some accented letters are not converted identically in clipper
and harbour 2.0beta1.
Here I send you the results of a test program that I have run in clipper and
harbour.
Here are the ascii conversions of clipper an harbour, and their UPPER and lower
caracters.
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The original message contain a list of characters, but I'm almost sure my mail
program
is going to mess the output, so look at the link if you need that info.
I don't have access to the repository now, so I don't know if current
SVN gives better results.
Chen.
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