Hello,
My intention is to have a keys combination like [SHIFT ALT] or [CTRL SHIFT] before any plain_digits store to map to different stores of unicodes.
[SHIFT ALT] + any(plain_digits) > index( unicode_plain_digits, 3 )
this gives a 400a error.
Please let me know if I'm making a wrong statement.
Thanks and regards,
John
Topic Not able to make a statement like this
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| # Not able to make a statement like this 2016-12-01 03:46:36.620 | |
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| John Stephen Mangam | |
| # RE: Not able to make a statement like this 2016-12-05 20:50:34.067 | |
| Marc Durdin Tavultesoft Staff | Yes, that's not quite correct. You'd need to include [SHIFT ALT] in each of the entries in the store, e.g.
store(shift_alt_digits) [SHIFT ALT '1'] [SHIFT ALT '2'] c ... etc ... Or store(shift_alt_digits) [SHIFT ALT K_1] [SHIFT ALT K_2] c ... |
| # RE: Not able to make a statement like this 2016-12-16 19:34:05.537 | |
| John Stephen Mangam | Thank you for the information Marc.
Regards, John |