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| Format |
LRC(string$[,ERR=stmtref])
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string$ |
Character string whose longitudinal redundancy checksum is to be calculated. |
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stmtref |
Program line number or statement label to which to transfer control. |
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| Returns |
One-byte string, longitudinal checksum. |
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| *Note* |
The LRC( ) function is used primarily in conjunction with synchronous communications. |
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| Description |
The LRC( ) function returns the longitudinal redundancy checksum of a character string. The longitudinal redundancy check of a character string is a one byte string resulting from a logical XOR( ) comparison of all the characters in the string. |
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| Examples |
A$=HTA(LRC($0102$)) ! yields hex 03
A$=HTA(LRC($0305$)) ! yields hex 06
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