Octal Digit? Function

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Requires: Base Development System

Returns TRUE if char represents an octal digit ranging from 0 through 7. If char is a string, this function uses the first character in the string. If char is a number, this function interprets it as the ASCII value of a character. If char is a floating-point number, this function rounds to the nearest integer. Otherwise, this function returns FALSE.

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	char can be a scalar string or number, clusters of strings or numbers, arrays of strings or numbers, and so on.
	octal? is a Boolean value of the same data type structure as char.

Example

Refer to the Compare Character Types VI in the labview\examples\Comparison directory for an example of using the Octal Digit? function.

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