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From: Darmadi on 22 Feb 2010 22:03
Hi to all,

I have test something:

? Evaluate("LTrim(' ABCDE ')") // Return ABCDE
? Evaluate("Trim(' ABCDE ')") // Return ABCDE
? Evaluate("RTrim(' ABCDE ')") // Return NIL

Why using RTrim in Macro Compiler would result a NIL ?

Regards,
Darmadi
From: Stephen Quinn on 22 Feb 2010 23:25
Darmadi

Check the help on the 'Trim' family
- thay may not ALL be usable with the macro compiler.

Most strongly typed functions aren't usable with the macro compiler.

The help (VO25) lists those that are
- I'll leave you to find the list<bg>

CYA
Steve


From: Meinhard Schnoor-Matriciani on 23 Feb 2010 03:35
Darmadi,

as Steven said, strong type function usually can't be used from codeblocks.
There are a few exceptions, here's my list of function which can be used
from codeblocks :

ABS
MIN
MAX
ROUND
LOG
EXP
SQRT
VAL
STR
TRIM
LTRIM
UPPER
LOWER
CHR
SPACE
REPLIC
ASC
AT
AADD
SUBSTR
LEN
YEAR
DAY
MONTH
DOW
CTOD
DTOS
LEFT
RIGHT
EVAL
SOUNDE
TODAY
DESCEN
ALLTRI
BIN2I
BIN2L
BIN2W
EMPTY
HARDCR
I2BIN
L2BIN
ISALPH
ISDIGI
ISUPPE
ISLOWE
RAT
SECOND
TIME
STUFF
TONE
TYPE
VALTYP
IIF
DTOC
ConDat
STOD

Regards
Meinhard

From: Karl Faller on 23 Feb 2010 07:24
On Tue, 23 Feb 2010 04:25:15 GMT, "Stephen Quinn"
<stevejqNO(a)bigpondSPAM.net.au> wrote:

>Most strongly typed functions aren't usable with the macro compiler.
but you may create a untyped wrapper func that will work...

Karl
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