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code: Usage: ${Replace3rdLetter} $R0 "123456" "5" "4" $R0 = 123556 Made this in college without a compiler so it is untested. Also, you said you want the 3th (3rd) character replaced, but your example of 123456 > 123556 replaces the 4th character. The last parameter of ${Replace3rdLetter} specifies the index to replace; replacing it with the value of the 3rd parameter. -Stu Last edited by Afrow UK; 13th December 2005 at 16:32. |
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