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=="string" find/findi "what" | |||
returns offset to start of string | |||
Example: | |||
"one two three" findi "TWO" , result is 4 | |||
==string @ idx== | |||
Example: | |||
"Hello" @ 2 , result is "l" | |||
==string @ [from,to]== | |||
returns a substr | |||
Example: | |||
"Hello world" @ [2,7] , result is llo w | |||
==str AnyThing== | ==str AnyThing== | ||
Revision as of 18:32, 14 March 2010
=="string" find/findi "what"
returns offset to start of string
Example:
"one two three" findi "TWO" , result is 4
string @ idx
Example:
"Hello" @ 2 , result is "l"
string @ [from,to]
returns a substr
Example:
"Hello world" @ [2,7] , result is llo w
str AnyThing
returns "whatever anything is"
example:
str _thing;
String strCmp String
returns stanard c strcmp()
note, case sensitive unfortunately
tolower
toupper
tolower string;
std c functions
example
_val= "this" strcmp tolower"tHiS";