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ISLOWER()
Determine if the leftmost character is a lowercase letter
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Syntax
ISLOWER(<cString>) --> lBoolean
Arguments
<cString> is the character string to be examined.
Returns
ISLOWER() returns true (.T.) if the first character of the character
string is a lowercase letter; otherwise, it returns false (.F.).
Description
ISLOWER() is a character function that determines whether the first
character of a character string is lowercase. It is the inverse of
ISUPPER() which determines whether a character begins with an uppercase
character.
Both ISLOWER() and ISUPPER() relate to the LOWER() and UPPER() functions
which actually convert lowercase characters to uppercase, and vice
versa.
Examples
. These examples demonstrate various results of ISLOWER():
? ISLOWER("aBcDe") // Result: .T.
? ISLOWER("AbcDe") // Result: .F.
? ISLOWER("1abcd") // Result: .F.
? ISLOWER("abcd") // Result: .T.
Files Library is CLIPPER.LIB.
See Also:
ISALPHA()
ISDIGIT()
ISUPPER()
LOWER()
UPPER()
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