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I'm looking for an easy way to determine whether a character string
contains at least one lowercase character.
I can see that %CHECK() will tell me if there's at least one character
in "base" that *doesn't* appear in "comparator," but is there an easy
way to determine if there's at least one character in "base" that *does*
appear in "comparator"?
Or do I have to do a %CHECK with a big, long "comparator" that contains
everything *but* lowercase letters?
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JHHL
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