Rats, I was hoping someone knew how to do this. The best I've been
able to figure out is to use ECLTYPE 'u' (lower case the 'verb')
as it uses different characters like '...' instead of '[]'.
Perhaps this was just lost in the flurry...
Colin
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>Uni
In a SELECT literal?
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If my memory serves me I believe
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Unidata 6.1: Is there a way to "escape a character" in a SELECT
literal? Though I can't see
If my memory serves me I believe you can do something like this:
EQU QT = char(39)
EQU DQT = char(34)
then do:
VAR2 = \DQT:QT:VAR1:QT:DQT\
At least something similar.
Karl
> Unidata 6.1: Is there a way to "escape a character" in a SELECT
> literal? Though I can't see it in the documentatio
Unidata 6.1: Is there a way to "escape a character" in a SELECT
literal? Though I can't see it in the documentation, I know you can
quote with the " or \ characters, but what if the literal contains
both " and \ characters? What then? Or what if the value contains a
"^" or "[" or "?" that aren't
