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CDoW(
<dDate>
) ➜ cDayName
returns the name of a week day from a date. If<dDate>
is an empty date, the function returns a null string (""). -
Chr(
<nAsciiCode>
) ➜ cChar
returns a single character that has the numeric ASCII code<nAsciiCode>
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CMonth(
<dDate>
) ➜ cMonth
returns the name of a month from a date. If<dDate>
is an empty date, the function returns a null string (""). -
Col() ➜ nCol
returns an integer numeric value in the range 0 to Maxcol(), representing the current column position of the cursor. -
ColorSelect(
<nColorIndex>
) ➜ NIL
Selects the given<nColorIndex>
color pair (foreground/background) from the currentlist of color attributes,
as it's been set by aSETCOLOR("...")
or by default. Result is that any subsequent screen-output created by a?
orSAY
commands will be displayed with the selected color pair.
Constants for<nColorIndex>
are defined into Color.ch as follow:Constant Value CLR_STANDARD 0 CLR_ENHANCED 1 CLR_BORDER 2 CLR_BACKGROUND 3 CLR_UNSELECTED 4 The
ColorSelect()
function is similar (yet more powerful) to the functionsEnhanced(), Standard(), Unselected()
included in theHBCT
library. Notable difference is that the later ones return anull string
while this one returnsNIL.
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CtoD(
<cDateString>
) ➜ dDate
converts a character string into a Date value. If<cDateString>
is not a valid date string or is empty, an empty date is returned.
NOTE: The result is affected by the current SET DATE/SET DATE FORMAT and SET EPOCH settings, which may lead to unexpected/incorrect results. For conversions between DATE to CHARACTER and vice-versa, use DtoS()/StoD() that are independent of those settings. -
CToDoW(
<cName>
) ➜ nOrdinal
converts name of day of the week to its ordinal number. -
CToMonth(
<cName>
) ➜ nOrdinal
converts name of month to its ordinal number. -
CurDir(
[<cDrive>]
) ➜ cDirectory
returns the name of the current directory of a drive. If the drive<cDrive>
does not exist or the root directory is current, CurDir() returns a null string ("").
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