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Hi,

Is there an easier way to define strings with control characters in them,
than to write:

function GetCR() return charstring
{
var charstring cr := " ";
crlf[0] := int2char(13);
return crlf;
}

const charstring CR := GetCR();

template Modem_Signal Init_Val := {
data := "ATZ" & CR
}

I would say, either a conversion operation char2str, or some string value
notation as in C
would be necessary.

Regards,
Matthias

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Hi,

an easier way is:

template Modem_Signal Init_Val :=
{
data := "ATZ" & int2str(13)
}
OR
const charstring CR := int2str(13);

template Modem_Signal Init_Val := {
data := "ATZ" & CR
}


Best Regards, György

> dr György RÉTHY
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>Subject: Strings with Control Characters in them
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>
>Hi,
>
>Is there an easier way to define strings with control
>characters in them,
>than to write:
>
> function GetCR() return charstring
> {
> var charstring cr := " ";
> crlf[0] := int2char(13);
> return crlf;
> }
>
> const charstring CR := GetCR();
>
> template Modem_Signal Init_Val := {
> data := "ATZ" & CR
> }
>
>I would say, either a conversion operation char2str, or some
>string value
>notation as in C
>would be necessary.
>
>Regards,
>Matthias
>
>--
>SAILING A NEW COURSE IN AUTOMATED SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
>09.+10. Oktober 2002, Telelogic User Conference, Munich, get more
>information at:
>www.telelogic.com/news/usergroup/de2002/index.cfm
>
>Dr. Matthias Jung
>Application Development
>Telelogic Deutschland GmbH, Otto-Brenner-Str. 247 , 33604
>Bielefeld, Germany
>Phone: +49(521)14503-33
>Fax: +49(521)14503-50
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Hi,

No, it isn't.

It sends:

ATZ13

What i need, is a carridge return after the Z.

Regards,
Matthias

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Dr. Matthias Jung
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Betreff: Re: Strings with Control Characters in them


Hi,

an easier way is:

template Modem_Signal Init_Val :=
{
data := "ATZ" & int2str(13)
}
OR
const charstring CR := int2str(13);

template Modem_Signal Init_Val := {
data := "ATZ" & CR
}


Best Regards, György

> dr György RÉTHY
> Manager
> Test Services, Test House, Ericsson Hungary
> Address: H-1037 Budapest, Laborc street 1.
> Phone: + 36 (1) 437-7006
> Mobile: + 36 (30) 297-7862
> Fax: + 36 (1) 437-7767
> Mail-to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


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>From: Active_TTCN3 : MTS STF133 TTCN Version 3 - Active Members Only
>[This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.]On Behalf Of Matthias Jung
>Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 11:41 AM
>To: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
>Subject: Strings with Control Characters in them
>
>
>Hi,
>
>Is there an easier way to define strings with control
>characters in them,
>than to write:
>
> function GetCR() return charstring
> {
> var charstring cr := " ";
> crlf[0] := int2char(13);
> return crlf;
> }
>
> const charstring CR := GetCR();
>
> template Modem_Signal Init_Val := {
> data := "ATZ" & CR
> }
>
>I would say, either a conversion operation char2str, or some
>string value
>notation as in C
>would be necessary.
>
>Regards,
>Matthias
>
>--
>SAILING A NEW COURSE IN AUTOMATED SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
>09.+10. Oktober 2002, Telelogic User Conference, Munich, get more
>information at:
>www.telelogic.com/news/usergroup/de2002/index.cfm
>
>Dr. Matthias Jung
>Application Development
>Telelogic Deutschland GmbH, Otto-Brenner-Str. 247 , 33604
>Bielefeld, Germany
>Phone: +49(521)14503-33
>Fax: +49(521)14503-50
>Mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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In einer eMail vom 9/19/02 5:16:12 PM W. Europe Daylight Time schreibt
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Hi Matthias,

It looks like the way you have implemented it is the only way. Surely \t or
\n
should also be permitted, put I have only found this in the regular
expressions
as part of pattern matching abilities.

Could control characters as defined in ISO646 be adopted as recognized
characters
into TTCN-3?

But...

you could define a universal string and define the \n as being the
appropriate quadruple.

var integer x,y,z, w;

const universal charstring CR := char (x,y,z, w)

I don't know values for the CR. Don't have access to ISO10646

Hope this helps.

Claude.


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