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CHARNOT()
Complements each character in a string
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Syntax
CHARNOT(<cString>) --> cString
Argument
<cString> [@] Designates the string that is negated.
Returns
The processed <cString> is returned.
Description
This function negates each bit in <cString>. This makes it possible to
get a decreasing index sequence.
Note
. The returned value of this function can be suppressed by
implementing CSETREF() to save room in working memory.
Example
When a character string that has already been negated is negated again,
the result is identical to the original:
CHARNOT("123ABCabc") // " .. "
CHARNOT(" ..") // "123ABCabc"
See Also:
CHARAND()
CHARXOR()
CHAROR()
COMPLEMENT()
CSETREF()
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