Issue about output of "To upper case"

[lmtis]

Odd.  Here's what I got with normal display(LV 8.0)

Message Edited by lmtis on 10-28-2007 09:50 AM

[RavensFan]

Imtis,  your example is \c0 00a.  Two characters zero, not a \00 single character hex code..

Hrongfu, what happens if you work on just a single character at a time such as \c0?  Your login name sounds Oriental, could your computer be using some unusual language or character set that would explain the difference?  How about an unusual system font?

[altenbach]

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csxcs_366 wrote:

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Now you are confusing everything and you are contradicting directly what you said earlier:

• If the \codes display input is \C000a, we have 4 characters: \C0, two zeroes, and an "a". The \-codes output is wrong (assuming the output display is also set to \-codes).
• If the normal display input is \C0\00a, we have 7 characters: \, C, 0, \, 0, 0, and an "a". The normal output is correct.

These inputs are completely different!

Something is terribly wrong. What is your language setting? Is this e.g. japanese LabVIEW? Could it be you have selected some weird unicode font or something?

Message Edited by altenbach on 10-28-2007 08:51 AM

[hrongfu]

Do you have any idea about why this happens?

[Matthew_Kelton]

We've taken your Vi, and we are not seeing the error you are reporting.  When your VI is run on my system, the input is '\C0\00a" in \ codes display and the output of your test VI is "\C0\00\A" in \ codes display.  As someone else asked, what font/character set are you using?  Unless you can get someone else to replicate your problem, we're probably not going to be much help.

[hrongfu]

I think we got someone else to replicate your problem. we can see it from csxcs_366' reply.

If the input is \C000a , the output will be ?0Aa. Both in '\' code display.

I come from China( I think csxcs_366 also from china).

I am using English Labview on my laptop, and the laptop language is english, also it can display chinese .

[Matthew_Kelton]

But, that is not replicating your problem.

"\C0000a" is not the same as "\C0\00a" which is what your original post said you were doing.  The test vi you posted uses "\C0\00a" not ""\C000a".  The picture you posted from your VI uses "\C0\00a".

"\C0\00a" is 3 bytes and "\C000a" is 4.  Even using "\C000a" I cannot replicate csxcs_366's result.

[hrongfu]

What I can say is that I can replicate csxcs_366's result.

[RavensFan]

No he did not replicate your result.

Yours

?Aa

His

?0Aa

[hrongfu]

My:

 If the input is \C000A, output ?0Aa

 If                   \C0\00A, output ?Aa