UpperText

Provide localizable uppercasing

#include <Script.h> Script Manager

void UpperText( textPtr, len );

Ptr textPtr ; a pointer to the text to be upper cased

short len ; specifies the length of the text

The UpperText procedure provides localizable uppercase conversion of text

up to 32 KB in length.

procedures may move memory.

The LwrText procedure was available with Script Manager 2.0 as a

high-level interface to the _LwrString trap. Beginning with system

software version 6.0.4, LwrText was localizable by using tables in the

'itl2' resource. The UprText procedure was also available in

Script Manager 2.0 as a high-level interface to the _UprString trap but

was generally not localized.

In system software version 7.0, a new set of routines is available from

both assembly and high-level languages to provide localizable lowercasing,

uppercasing, and stripping of diacritical marks. All of these

routines-LowerText, UpperText, StripText, and

StripUpperText-use trap 0xA056 (formerly called LwrString), but

they set the operating-system trap flags to indicate which function is

desired. UpperText provides a localizable version of UprText. The name

LwrString can still be used; however, you are encouraged to use the new

names that have been defined for the various functions of the LwrString

trap.

Trap macro _UpperText

On entry A0: pointer to first character of string

D0: length of string in bytes (word); must be less

than 32 KB

On exit D0: result code

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