RIGHT()           Returns runtime error if embedded in a macro.

  Clipper Version  1.03 dtd 09/15/90.

  Problem Statement

  When RIGHT(cVar) is included in a macro statement, a runtime
  error occurs when the macro is expanded.

  Cause

  RIGHT(cVar) is a psuedo-function, created by directive in STD.CH; i.e.,

        #translate Right(<c>, <n>)  =>   Substr( <c>, -(<n>), <n>)

  Work Around(s)

  1) Create a real function, RIGHT(cVar), in your .PRG; e.g.,
            FUNCTION ALLTRIM
            PARAMETERS cVar, nVar
            RETURN  SUBSTR(cVar, -nVar, nVar)

  2) Create the above function and compile using the /N option.
     Include the resultant .OBJ file when linking.
     Note: You may delete the #translate line from MYNAME.CH.

  3) Create the above function and compile using the /N option.
     Add the resultant .OBJ file to a .LIB file; e.g., EXTEND.LIB.
     Note: You may delete the #translate line from MYNAME.CH.

  4) Replace all RIGHT(cVar) references in your .PRG with
     SUBSTR(cVar, -nVar, nVar).

  Note

  See Support Bulletin 4 in the NANFORUM Library.