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- Subject: Re: Function like UPPER but ANY in C ?
- Message-ID: <w+P6iMD1A7aaz6@0dietmar.tomate.tng.oche.de>
- Date: Sun, 14 Jan 96 12:01:22 GMT
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- From: DIETMAR@TOMATE.TNG.OCHE.DE (Dietmar Eilert)
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- humpty@TOMATE.TNG.OCHE.DE (Andreas Mixich) wrote:
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- AM> need of modifiyng a GoldED Scanner. I have noticed, that the Guides Scanner
- AM> does not work correct with guides, which have their keywords in lower case.
- AM> No I need a function (or whatever) that does an ANY instead of UPPER.
- AM> Here is the sourcepart:
- AM>
- AM> if (UPPER(*next++) == 'N') {
- AM>
- AM> if (UPPER(*next++) == 'O') {
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- No - the UPPER() macro is used to make the compare case-insensitive.
-
- AM> Is there something like that that works either with GNU-C or the PD Version
- AM> of DICE ?
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- Don't forget that syntax scanners aren't normal C programs - your compiler
- may not create standard startup code. The correct DICE options to compile
- the examples are listed in the original source codes.
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