I use this function:function weekend=`%@if[%@left[1,%@dow[%1]] eq S,1,0]`

Try %@caps[%@lower[any OLD Text]] in TCC for the @proper described above. No, it won't do the right thing for McCarthy and friends.

I've done quite a bit of testing and I've found no problem. Thanks for supplying this plugin.

I'll be testing it more fully tomorrow, but a quick check against the file I reported in my bug report now shows the correct record length 637. Thanks for the quick action.

Joe, The @recsize function appears to be returning a wrong value. It looks like it's reading a single byte for the length and ignoring the higher order byte. I have a .dbf where the record size is 637, but @recsize tells me 125: a difference of 512. So, as a result, %@record[dbfname,recno]...

Joe, the new DBF64 plugin is working well. I'd prefer comma as separator rather than space, but I could live with it the way it is.

That would be wonderful.

I just use this alias: alias eval=`echo %@eval[%$]`

Thanks. What I can take out of this, then, is that I really don't have to pay attention to what order the plugins are loaded.

For Charles Dye: PLUGIN /I SAFECHARS producesModule: C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD\plugins\safechars-x64.dll Name: SafeChars Author: Charles Dye Email: [email protected] Web: http://prospero.unm.edu/plugins/safechars.html Description: Read and write text containing...

Me too.

Thanks, I guess it takes time for a new address to propagate via DNS. It's working now.

It worked for a while. Today I got this from tracert : tracert vefatica.net Tracing route to vefatica.net [72.90.94.34] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 53 ms 3 ms 5 ms Hitron [192.168.0.1] 2 9 ms 13 ms 9 ms 10.33.128.1 3 26 ms 10 ms 10 ms...

Use Charles Dye's ISO8601 plugin, and try something like this function weeknum=`%@word["-./W",1,%@dateconv[%1,5]]` . If you don't use . or / or - as your date separator, put that between the quotation marks with the capital W.

Ah, thanks. And for the storage in the registry, I can just look in the registry.