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• curprev 08:0908:09, 27 February 2023‎ ClomosyManager talk contribs‎ 1,116 bytes +1,116‎ Created page with "The AnsiCompareStr function compares two string values ​​for equality. This is the modern, native safe form of CompareStr. All Ansi commands support multibyte and accented characters.<br> It returns these values: initialValue < secondValue : -ve number initialValue = secondValue : 0 initialValue > secondValue : +ve number The comparison is not affected by length - it is carried out on a letter by letter basis. But a longer string is greater than a shorter, oth..."