The character €, or Alt+0128, is in the Windows 1252 Code Page, see here
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/cc305145.aspx , so is the
LGHT0311 error, posted previously, just simply wrong?
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I confirmed in the debugger that when WcaWriteStringToCaData is used in an
immeadiate CA to build the CaData property, the separator is 0x80 (or
Alt+0128).
In the lux Unit test, when I set the multivalue separator to 0x80 I get
the following nit error:
nit.exe : error NIT8103: Test lux70D81...
I am making progress in understanding the use of Lux/Nit. When I create a
tests which read my custom table, and evaluate a single value property or an
Expression element I have success (or failure if desired Smile/), but I am
having difficulty using the Multi-value pattern.
In my CA under test,
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