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ISUPPER()
Determine if the leftmost character in a string is uppercase
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Syntax
ISUPPER(<cString>) --> lBoolean
Arguments
<cString> is the character string to be examined.
Returns
ISUPPER() returns true (.T.) if the first character is an uppercase
letter; otherwise, it returns false (.F.).
Description
ISUPPER() is a character function that determines whether the first
character of a string is uppercase. It is the inverse of ISLOWER().
Both ISUPPER() and ISLOWER() relate to the UPPER() and LOWER() functions
which actually convert uppercase characters to lowercase, and vice
versa.
Examples
. These examples illustrate ISUPPER() applied to various values:
? ISUPPER("AbCdE") // Result: .T.
? ISUPPER("aBCdE") // Result: .F.
? ISUPPER("$abcd") // Result: .F.
? ISUPPER("8ABCD") // Result: .F.
Files Library is CLIPPER.LIB.
See Also:
ISALPHA()
ISDIGIT()
ISLOWER()
LOWER()
UPPER()
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