The output below currently gives me the hex to ascii conversion for one and a string for the other.
How can I get "A" as the result for both of the statements below?

{
:put "\41";

:local a "41";
:put "\\$a";
}

Output:
A
\41

Simply ask!
Notice: when exec $funHex2Char display one "A" (in this case) on terminal, but if used on the script, do not print anything (except if the string are launced from terminal.



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:global tmpHex value=41;
:global funHex2Char value=[:parse (":global tmpChar value=[:put \"\\".$tmpHex."\"]")];
$funHex2Char;
:put ("\\".$tmpHex." = ".$tmpChar)

Notice: when exec $funHex2Char display one "A" (in this case) on terminal, but if used on the script, do not print anything (except if the string are launced from terminal.



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