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On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, Brad Stone wrote:
That's what I planned on doing, unless there is an easy way. In other words: Scan string If found, check for si, so positions in document. If the location of the scan falls between any of the si, so, then don't do the replace. Unless there is an easier way. :)
Wouldn't an easy way to be write out '(' then your DBCS data, then when that write is complete write out the ')'? Why concatenate at all? You already know that you can successfully write just the DBCS data, so do that as a seperate step.
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