Re: [Harbour] RE: about function AT()

2008-11-20 Thread WenSheng
> > > I add switch -DHB_EXTENSION to compile my AP, still occur error message > > You need to re-compile *Harbour* itself with that switch, not your > application. > I had reCompiler Harbour and still can't compiler my AP. ___ Harbour mailing list Ha

Re: [Harbour] Re: about function AT()

2008-11-20 Thread Szakáts Viktor
Hi WenSheng, hb_At() is the preferred and recommended method, so you are okay. Brgds, Viktor On 2008.11.20., at 7:49, WenSheng wrote: I'm try use AT() function like: AT( cChar, cString, nStart, nEnd ) but occur error when compiler my AP To be compatible with Clipper the function is define

[Harbour] RE: about function AT()

2008-11-19 Thread Chen Kedem
WenSheng, > I add switch -DHB_EXTENSION to compile my AP, still occur error message You need to re-compile *Harbour* itself with that switch, not your application. Chen. ___ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-projec

Re: [Harbour] Re: about function AT()

2008-11-19 Thread WenSheng
> > I'm try use AT() function like: > > AT( cChar, cString, nStart, nEnd ) > > but occur error when compiler my AP > > To be compatible with Clipper the function is defined as: > AT( cChar, cString ) --> nPos > > You should use HB_AT which defined as: > HB_AT( cChar, cString, [nStart], [nEnd] )

[Harbour] Re: about function AT()

2008-11-19 Thread Chen Kedem
WenSheng ssbbstw at pchome.com.tw wrote: > I'm try use AT() function like: > AT( cChar, cString, nStart, nEnd ) > but occur error when compiler my AP To be compatible with Clipper the function is defined as: AT( cChar, cString ) --> nPos You should use HB_AT which defined as: HB_AT( cChar, cStrin