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  • RAt(<cSearch>, <cTarget>) nPosition
    searches the string <cString> from right to left for the character string <cSearch> - NOTE: it is case-sensitive.

  • RDDName() cRDD
    returns RDD name in use, RTE if no database is in use.

  • RDDSetDefault([<cNewDefaultRDD>]) cPreviousDefaultRDD
    set the RDD to use. (there exist also, DBSetDriver([<cNewDefaultRDD>]) )

  • ReadExit(<lToggle>) lCurrentState

  • ReadInsert(<lToggle>) lCurrentMode

  • ReadKey() nReadkeyCode

  • ReadModal(<aGetList>) NIL

  • ReadVar() cVarName

  • RecCount() nRecords
    (It is internally translated into Lastrec(). So, prefer to use LastRec() instead).

  • RecNo() nRecord
    returns the record number of the current record in a work area. If no database is open in the work area, returns zero.

  • RecSize() nBytes
    returns the record length, or number of bytes required to store a record in a database open in a work area. If no database is open in the work area, the return value is zero.

  • Replicate( <cString>, <nCount> ) cRepeatedString
    returns a character string made up of <nCount> times the <String>.

  • RestScreen( [<nTop>], [<nLeft>], [<nBottom>], [<nRight>], <cScreen> ) NIL

  • Right(<cString>, <nCount>) cSubString
    the right-to-left counterpart of Left() function (refer..).

  • RLock() lSuccess
    attempts to lock the focused record in current or aliased work area. Returns true if record lock is successful otherwise false.

  • Round(<nNumber>, <nDecimals>) nRounded
    rounds off the value of <nNumber> to the number of decimal places specified by <nDecimals>. If the value of <nDecimals> is a negative number, the function will attempt to round <nNumber> in whole numbers. Digits from 5 through 9 will be rounded up (i.e to next greater value), while digits 1...4 will be rounded down (which, in other words, means they will be lost!).

  • Row() nRow
    returns the current screen row.

  • RTrim() cTrimString
    removes all trailing spaces from a string.

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