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RickRyn@aol.com wrote:
> I've got a 25 byte field that contains a number somewhere in it that I wish
> to extract. Example: Field contents (XYZ Company Store 123). The problem
> is that "123" could be anywhere or it could be "1234". I am using RPG ILE
> and am getting nowhere fast. Any ideas?
>
> Rick
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Hi!
I do not know if it's of any help to you (as I'm still using RPG2), but I'd do
as follows:
1. Move your field into an array with as much single elements as field length;
2. Set an index field to the maximum elements of the array;
3. Check moving backwards until you find the first element that is not a number;
4. Add 1 to the index field to reposition on the first number;
5. Move the whole to a numeric field.
Example (hope it comes out in coloumns):
Field length 25 Array 25 elem. of 1 byte
MOVEA FIELD ARR
Z-ADD 25 I
ARR,I DOWGE '0'
SUB 1 I check not
to reach I=0
END
ADD 1 I
MOVEA ARR,I NUMFLD n 0 n 0 only if field not
already created
Let me know
Bye
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