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Line 162: </pre> ===version 2 ooRexx compatible=== ▼ ~~Using ooRexx (since I've been asked) shows it doesn't work.~~ Because version 1 does not work correctly with ooRexx - showing this error message: ~~{{out}}~~ <pre> 2 - @ Error 13 running D:\v1.rex line 2: Invalid character in program Error 13.1: Incorrect character in program "@" ('40'X) </pre> ~~Thus~~ I've added version 2. which should work correctly for all Rexx interpreters and compilers ▲===version 2 ooRexx compatible=== ~~This is to show what the results are for this REXX program. Cf. the ooRexx section.~~ <lang rexx>/REXX program determines what characters are valid for REXX symbols./ /* version ~~1adapted~~1 adapted for ~~ooRexx~~general acceptance ~~(without~~ ~~using~~ ~~any~~ oo ~~feature)~~ */ Parse Version v Say v