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Sent: Friday, March 16, 2007 8:15 AM
Subject: RE: [U2] Upper Case Only
> I think that the upper/lower case issue -- albeit not a show stopper for
> anyone - is "much worse than that".
>
> Besides the "internal" back-n-forth about programming in basic, a
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Stewart Leicester
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2007 6:28 PM
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Subject: RE: [U2] Upper Case Only
SEARCH was designed to be fast and, at the time, it was much
faster to scan for the first character of the searched-for
string and, if you found it, execute
I wonder if IBM ever got the request? Anyone know if an eCase exists?
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> Stewart Leicester
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install as a case-insensitive product; granularity can be
added.
Bill
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Different subject all
by Design!
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>I think that the upper/lower case issue -
SEARCH was designed to be fast and, at the time, it was much faster
to scan for the first character of the searched-for string and, if
you found it, execute a string compare instruction. It was also a
much simpler algorithm. I later wrote a case-insensitive version but
it either never made it i
I missed the start of this thread so appologies if this has been said
before
UV 10.2 introduces a CASE command to turn on / off case sensitivity.
Unfortunately, as far as I can see, they don't appear to have documented it
(along with quite a lot of other new stuff).
Having tried it earli
"cent" character... it used to be
there... I know it was... oh, maybe that was on the typewriters that didn't
allow lower case)
Laura
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that if we want to work in a world that doesn't shout at us all
the
> time, then we need to look beyond how to write a basic program
>
> That's my $.02 (hey, what happened to the "cent" character... it used to
be
> there... I know it was... oh, maybe that was on
Different subject all together. I don't think anyone would disagree that
there is a need to store (some) data in upper/lower case. The ongoing
discussion has been about program source code, the 'consumer' of which
is the machine itself who really doesn't give a hoot one way or another.
Oh, and
eed to look beyond how to write a basic program
>
> That's my $.02 (hey, what happened to the "cent" character... it used to be
> there... I know it was... oh, maybe that was on the typewriters that didn't
> allow lower case)
>
> Laura
>
> -Original
n the typewriters that didn't
allow lower case)
Laura
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Sent: Friday, March 16, 2007 6:23 AM
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Subject: Re: [U2] Upper Case Only
One reason for why the upper
One reason for why the upper case only thing started that has been mentioned
in this thread is that some early terminals didn't have lower case.
This is indeed true but it used to be much worse than that !
The early days computers themselves didn't handle lowercase as they had
6bit characters a
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 2:25 PM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] Upper Case Only
I was using pick as a generic term. I am currently working on an AIX
platform running Universe with the pick flavor and the LIKE keyword
works.
My point was that it has to be in
.
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From: "Bill H" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [U2] Upper Case Only
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 12:02:10 -0700
Ron:
In PICK mode there is no "LIKE" key
Ron:
In PICK mode there is no "LIKE" keyword. Comparisons use the normal "=",
"#", etc operators. So your example should be:
LIST VOC WITH @ID = "XREF]" AND WITH TYPE = "F"
...or
LIST VOC = "XREF]" WITH TYPE = "F"
(notice the upper-casing) :-)
Hope this helps.
Bill
>Ron Hutchings w
Hi,
the Pick environment will not recognize non-ECL-type P statements, in
your case *with @id like XREF...*, when you type the statement in lower
case, because in the Pick environment the proper syntax would be IIRC
*with @id = XREF:"]"*
I think it works the other way round too.
Mecki
Ron
Within the pick environment there is situation where you are forced to use
upper case:
List Voc with @id like XREF... and with Type = "F"
The interpreter won't recognize most of this statement.
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