Try one of this:
on mouseUp
set unicodeText of fld "fT" to unicodeText of fld "fCOOKED"
end mouseUp
or
on mouseUp
put unicodeText of fld "fCOOKED" into COOKED
put unicode COOKED into fld "fT"
end mouseUp
on mouseUp
put unicodeText of fld "fCOOKED" into COOKED
set unicodeText of fld "f
On 12/30/2012 01:09 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Richmond,
The useUnicode property has nothing to to with transferring unicodeText from
one field to another. The useUnicode property affects the charToNum and
numToChar function *only* and as you have already noticed it doesn't do a very
good
Hi Richmond,
The useUnicode property has nothing to to with transferring unicodeText from
one field to another. The useUnicode property affects the charToNum and
numToChar function *only* and as you have already noticed it doesn't do a very
good job on higher-level unicode values. That's why I
And now for my next trick :(
Suppose I have a fld called "fCOOKED" that contains 'numToChar(104)',
and a second fld called "fT"
and a button with this script:
on mouseUp
set the useUnicode to true
put fld "fCOOKED" into COOKED
set the unicodeText of fld "fT" to COOKED
end mouseU
