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Interesting. My v5r4 manual has #s to the left of the %trim
explanation. Let's see what changed from v5r3...
RPGLE Reference v5r3:
| %TRIM(string {: characters to trim})
| %TRIM with only one parameter returns the given string with any
leading and trailing blanks removed.
| %TRIM with two parameters returns the given string with any leading
and trailing characters that are in the characters to trim parameter
removed.
RPGLE Reference v5r4:
# %TRIM(string {: characters to trim})
# %TRIM with only one parameter returns the given string with any
leading and trailing blanks removed.
# %TRIM with two parameters returns the given string with any
leading and trailing characters that are in the characters to trim
parameter removed.
Ah, here it is (from the v5r4 manual):
v Changes made in V5R4 are marked with a vertical bar (|).
v Changes made in V5R3 are marked with a pound sign (#).
Thanks Scott.
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On 11/21/2012 8:01 AM, Scott Klement wrote:
It was added in V5R3.
On 11/21/2012 9:58 AM, Peter Dow wrote:
I'm not sure when this was introduced, but I'm guessing v5r4.
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