* harbour/src/rtl/rat.c
! fixed HB_RAT() to respect end range in the same way as in HB_AT()
; Warnings: 1) It's not backward compatible and may change the behavior
of some code which expects that ranges are not strictly
respected. If someone uses HB_RAT() with 4-th parameter
then he should check if above modification interacts with
his code. The modification is significant only if 1-st
parameter is longer then 1 character.
2) xHarbour supports in its RAT() function 3-rd and 4-th
parameters but their meaning is reverted then in HB_RAT()
and they do not have any range checking so they are used
in raw form accessing any memory addresses (even out of
process memory area generating GPF in such case).
It means that also above fix is not respected and may
introduce the same incompatibilities in code which tires
to use sth like HB_RAT() with reverted 3-rd and 4-th
parameters to emulate xHarbour RAT().
* harbour/src/rtl/rat.c
% use 4-th parameter of HB_RAT() function instead of creating temporary
substring from 2-nd parameter.
* harbour/contrib/hbtinymt/3rd/tinymt/tinymt.hbx
* regenerated (removed Id header)
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