And I quote from the "help" system:
@CHAR[n] : Returns the character corresponding to a Unicode numeric value.
Well, that's what it says, but I can't get it to output a UNICODE character no matter what value I use as an argument, and I've tried everything I can possibly think of for well over an hour here. (I really need UNICODE characters for what I intend to do.)
And on a similar, rather strange, note, the examples shown in the documentation for the @UNICODE function are all plain old ASCII!
@CHAR[n] : Returns the character corresponding to a Unicode numeric value.
Well, that's what it says, but I can't get it to output a UNICODE character no matter what value I use as an argument, and I've tried everything I can possibly think of for well over an hour here. (I really need UNICODE characters for what I intend to do.)
And on a similar, rather strange, note, the examples shown in the documentation for the @UNICODE function are all plain old ASCII!