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$UESCEw. Format
Processes a character string that is in Unicode escape (UESC) representation, and then writes the character string in the encoding of the current SAS session.
| Category: | Character |
| Alignment: | left |
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Syntax |
| $UESCEw. |
Syntax Description
- w
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specifies the width of the output field.
Default: 8 Range: 1-32000
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If the data is not supported by the encoding of the current SAS session, the data remains in UESC.
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The $UESCEw. format performs processing that is the opposite of the $UESCw. format.
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This example uses the Japanese Shift_JIS session encoding, which is supported under the UNIX operating system.
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x=put('¥u5927',$uesce10.) ;
x=put('¥uu5927',$uesce10.) ;
x=put('¥uuu5927',$uesce10.) ; |
x=
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x=¥u5927
x=¥uu5927 |
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