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From: John Hawkins <HAWKINSJ@uk.ibm.com>
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 09:40:29 +0100
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Exactly - and the problem is that setting it without the quotes fails.

John Hawkins


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Not sure exactly what you mean, but if xsd:byte is
defined as a signed char, you should be able to set the
value without the quotes.

    typedef signed char byte;
    byte c;
    c = -10;
    c = 120;

Enclosing in quotes means that you want the ASCII value of
the enclosed character:

    c = '0'; // Same as c = 48;

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> did the 1.2 code change anything to do with how the xsd:byte types are
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> xsd:byte is supposed to be the range from -128 to 127, but I can only get
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> The problem I'm seeing is this:
> I can set it to a single digit by enclosing it in single quotes, so if I
> need to set it to 0, I have to use '0'.
> If I try to set it to anything other than '0'-'9', I get an error similar
> to the one below (since I can't use quotes.)
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> I need to be able to set it to values with two or three digits.
> I would expect to be able to set a byte with just the number, not the
> quotes.  Do you know how this is supposed to work?
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