>   select asc(k)
>     case > asc("9") : exit fn
>     case >= asc("0"), 8, 127, 28, 29, 30, 31
>     case asc(".")
>       if instr(1, cStr, ".") then exit fn
>     case asc("-")
>       if instr(1, cStr, "-") or WINDOW(_selStart) then exit fn

Hmmm... Staz has always told me that doing things like "EXIT FN" in the 
middle of a structure like SELECT/CASE would do dire things, like hose 
memory. So I've rewritten all of my code so that it sets a flag, then 
uses an EXIT CASE statement, then EXIT FN at the end of the SELECT/CASE 
if the flag is set.

Or is EXIT FN actually OK to use at any time?

Inquiring minds want to know...;)

- John


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