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Checks if the first character of a string is alpha-numeric.
IsAlNum( <cString> ) --> lIsAlphaNumeric
The function returns .T. (true) when the leftmost character of a string is alpha-numeric, otherwise .F. (false).
The function is used to check if a string begins either with a digit, or with an upper or lower case letter from A to Z. It returns .T. (true) when a string begins with an alpha-numeric character, and .F. (false) when it begins with any other character.
| See also: | IsAlpha(), IsAscii(), IsCntrl(), IsDigit(), IsGraph(), IsLower(), IsPrint(), IsPunct(), IsSpace(), IsUpper(), IsXDigit(), Lower(), Upper() |
| Category: | Character functions , xHarbour extensions |
| Source: | rtl\is.c |
| LIB: | xhb.lib |
| DLL: | xhbdll.dll |
// The example demonstrates various results of IsAlNum()
PROCEDURE Main
? IsAlNum( "ABC" ) // result: .T.
? IsAlNum( "xyz" ) // result: .T.
? IsAlNum( "123" ) // result: .T.
? IsAlNum( " xHarbour" ) // result: .F.
? IsAlNum( ".Net" ) // result: .F.
? IsAlNum( "-10" ) // result: .F.
? IsAlNum( ".5" ) // result: .F.
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