AT ( cSearch, cData, nOffset )

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AT ( cSearch, cData, nOffset )

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Is nOffset supported by Harbour, too?

nLocation := AT( cSearch, cData, nOffset )

If I try this with Harbour I get following error.

\FREITEST.PRG(5095) Error E0021 Incorrect number of arguments: AT
assed: 3, expected: 2

Maybe this is xHarbour only?
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Otto,

Are you using the Harbour build that we provide with FWH or have you build it yourself ?
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Antonio, I use 8.03.
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Otto,

I mean if you are using the Harbour setup that we provide with FWH.

Some users build it themselves from the SVN repository (thats why I ask you) :-)
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No, I use the original libs.
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Post by James Bott »

Otto,

Is there some reason you need to use Harbour instead of xHarbour? xHarbour seems more advanced. I would use xHarbour exclusively.

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