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Re: HP48G Question - Vieira, Luiz C. (Brazil) - 09-23-2002
Hi;
I think I can help.
Is it always a lower-cas "h" what you have to locate? If so, you could simply use POS with your string in both levels 2 and 3 (I'll explain latter) and an "h" in level 1. After POS is executed, you'll have the string in level 2 (the "extra" copy teft in level 3, right?) and the position of the "h" in level 1; now you place a "." in level 1 and execute REPL.
If you're sure your character to be replaced is always in the same positon, use REPL with this scheme:
"string to be changed"If this procedure fits your needs, REPL will be the solution. If a general postional changing may happen, a simple program will be better (if you need help, let us know). Anyway, look for POS, REPL, CHR, NUM and SUB.
position of character to be replaced
"string with the characters to be placed"
Hope it helps.
Best regards.