struct case v. compel WRT input string

Can someone tell me what is happening with the structure of matter? He decides to 'Z' is not in a... Z range. Works as I expect when I pass in a "line and force" function.

Found on LV2013-32 under Win7-64. Confirmed the same behavior in LV2014-32 on the same machine.

P@Anand wrote:

[,,,] To check replace by 'A' beach... "' Z ' with 'A'... "" a "and see the difference.

I love "a... "Z", "Z" better. To avoid any ambiguity when a range desired is, say, c in L, inclusive. '.. C L', 'L' indicates clearly that "M" is not included.

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