Hi, is it possible to have an opdigits() inside another expression like ch(“../xform`opdigits(”.“)`”) ?
Thanks! ALex
edward
2002年7月30日 11:16:58
Try this: ch(strcat(“../xform”, opdigits(“.”)))
stevenong
2002年7月30日 11:21:33
Usually I use a variable to replace the opdigits() function.
Bring up the ‘Aliases/Variables’ dialog by either the Dialogs menu -> ‘Aliases/Variables’ or type ‘Alt-Shift-a’.
Go to the Variables folder & set foo with a value of ‘opdigits(“.”)’. Please do not include the quotes ( ' ).
Now, retype your expression as such: ch(“../xform$foo”).
EigenAlex
2002年7月30日 11:25:40
Thank you, Edward, that worked!
Thank you for your suggestion, Steven, I can't believe I didn't even think about the solution like yours. I guess strcat() can get pretty nasty when dealing with a very long expressions.
sl0throp
2014年5月5日 21:00:31
Props to Steven here…
tamte
2014年5月7日 17:56:52
you can use plain old + sign
ch(“../xform”+opdigits(“.”)+“/tx”)
Ratmann
2014年5月7日 18:29:57
Blast from the past!
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