How to Pass a HEX-Value to AdobeLifeCycle (TA:SFP) .

Question

Hello all,
how to pass a HEX-Value to print a BLACK RIGHT-POINTING TRIANGLE?
I want to pass a HEX value to AdobeLifeCycle (TA:SFP).
This is done as follwoing:
*-- Variablen
DATA hex(2) TYPE x.
SET BIT: 01 OF hex TO 0,
         02 OF hex TO 0,
         03 OF hex TO 1,
         04 OF hex TO 0,
         05 OF hex TO 0,
         06 OF hex TO 1,
         07 OF hex TO 0,
         08 OF hex TO 1,
         09 OF hex TO 1,
         10 OF hex TO 0,
         11 OF hex TO 1,
         12 OF hex TO 1,
         13 OF hex TO 1,
         14 OF hex TO 0,
         15 OF hex TO 1,
         16 OF hex TO 0.
The HEX-VALUE ist u201E25BAu201C from the codepage 4110 = BLACK RIGHT-POINTING TRIANGLE, (use TA:SPC to see it).
I set the HEX-VALUE before i call the PDF-OUTPUT:
move hex to ls_frmglobal-hex. u201E(the field ist defined as u201ERAWSTRINGu201C)
Then i call the Output;
Now call the generated function module
CALL FUNCTION fm_name
  EXPORTING
    /1bcdwb/docparams = fp_docparams
    frmglobal         = ls_frmglobal
    frmisu            = ls_frmisu
    frminf            = ls_frminf
    connections       = connections
    t_sums            = t_sums
  EXCEPTIONS
    usage_error       = 1
    system_error      = 2
    internal_error    = 3
    OTHERS            = 4.
The result is u201E25BAu2018 instead of the BLACK RIGHT-POINTING TRIANGLE.
Can any one have a idea what is goning wrong?
I know how to print a Triangle on the Designer the quetion is how to pass the Hex-Value from a different codepage than the Stanndard codepage which we use.
Thanks and regards
Ibrahim

Answer 1

I am trying to match \xfa which means that match faas
a hex value.
All I want to know is how to use the RE class tocheck
for a cetain hex value.
Correction:
If the data is numeric, it can be matched using a hex,
or octal representation for the regular
expression. for instance, the numeric value 6 will be
matched with either of the following regexes (hex,
and octal, respectively). Read the API for
the Pattern class if this doesn't make sense.
"\06"
"\006"(Should have checked first...)