Apparently not satisfied with relying on Oracle's built in SUBSTR function, Connor's predecessor decided to write his own. Well, sort of...
Function SUBString(inputStr IN VARCHAR2, startPos IN NUMBER, endPos IN NUMBER ) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS result VARCHAR2(100); BEGIN result := null; SELECT SUBSTR(inputStr,startPos,endPos) INTO result FROM dual; RETURN result; END;
Also apparently not satisfied with the "!" operator, the developer behind the code that Wasiliy found wrote his own, too...
PRIVATE void vToggleOnOff(bool_t *pbItem) { if (*pbItem == TRUE) { *pbItem = FALSE; } else { *pbItem = TRUE; } }
