On 2010-05-14 16:13, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
As for Clipper NG, it's seem to be a undocumented feature,
because Clipper's @E formats numbers (not only dates) in British way:
thousand and decimal separator are reversed.
Typical formatting - 1,000,000.00
British (and Polish) - 1.000.000,00
So what is the expect behavior for @RE? Can you
show an example. I can't run Clipper or xhb.
In that case, thank you for your patience ;-)
Expected behaviour for @RE is just like with @E alone just right now in
Harbour.
@ 3, 1 SAY "Works in Clipper 5.3b& Harbour (@E)"
@ 4, 1 GET n PICTURE "@E 99.9999 xx/y" VALID n> 0
READ
Which effectively turns 999999 on input into [99,9999 xx/y] on the screen.
I don't know why non-template characters are rewritten without @R in
definition, but C5.3b works this way too.
Regards, AC
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