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<OEM string>.OemToAnsi (Function) In french: <Chaîne OEM>.OemVersAnsi Converts an OEM string (DOS) to an ANSI string (Windows). Accented characters are different in both standards. The conversion consists in modifying the accented characters. Reminder: - ANSI is the character set used in Windows.
- OEM is the character set used in DOS (or Windows console).
New in version 2024
MyString1 is string
MyString1 = Charact(130) + "t" + Charact(130)
Info(MyString1.OemToAnsi())
Syntax
<Result> = <OEM character string>.OemToAnsi()
<Result>: ANSI character string ANSI string. <OEM character string>: OEM character string OEM string format to be converted. Remarks - <OEM string>.OemToAnsi does not convert characters with an ASCII code between 0 and 31 (control characters).
- Caution: Do not use <OEM string>.OemToAnsi with a string containing ANSI specific characters (accented characters): these characters will be converted and the result will be incorrect.
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