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This function converts an octetstring value to a charstring. The resulting charstring will have the same length as the incoming octetstring. The octets are interpreted as ASCII codes and the resulting characters are stored in the returned value. A dynamic test case error occurs if one or more octets of the input are greater than 7F.
Note: Some earlier versions of the TTCN-3 Core Language standard contained the description of function oct2char incorrectly under the name oct2str.
Related keyword:
oct2char(octetstring value) return charstring |
Example 1:
var charstring myc := oct2char('4469707379'O);
Variable myc will contain the character string "Dipsy".