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This function converts a single-character-length universal charstring value into an integer value in the range of 0 ... 2 147 483 647. The integer value describes the 32-bit encoding of the character.
Related keyword:
unichar2int(universal charstring value) return integer |
Example 1:
const integer c_siffra := unichar2int("�");
The constant called c_siffra will have the integer value 130.