[mark boomaars]

Yes! That works perfectly.

Thanks a lot…

[mark boomaars]

Hello Jim,

Thanks for your response. We use Cloverleaf 6.2

First option:

I tried the \?

It resulted in the following error:

“[0:TEST] IF expression parse failed: Unrecognizable lexical token
Error occurred at: ‘\?’”

Second option:

0(0).TXT(%g2).#1(0).[0] ct =@docType

Also results in an error:

“[0:TEST] IF expression parse failed: Extra characters after expression
Error occurred at: ‘e’”

Am I doing something wrong in the second option?

Cheers,

Mark

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by mark boomaars.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by mark boomaars.

[mark boomaars]

thanks for all your help guys…

this is a part of a script that we still use to convert ORU into EDI. If the line is longer than 70 characters, the line has to break nicely and continue in the next TXT segment.

But where can I find information on what all these hex characters mean:

e.g. x01 xA0 x02 x20 etc.

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