toString

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Description

Description:

Converts the supplied Array of Numbers into a String through Unicode characters representation conversion, or provided Code to compilable String.

Groups:

StringsArrays

Syntax

Syntax:

toString array

Parameters:

array: Array of Numbers

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If array contains non-number values, the following error might appear in .rpt file: Bad conversion: scalar

Return Value:

String - Unicode numbers converted to String of characters

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Alternative Syntax

Syntax:

toString code

Parameters:

code: Code

Return Value:

String - compilable String from provided code

Examples

Example 1:

hint toString [65,97,338]; returns "AaŒ"

Example 2:

["test", "test"] joinString toString [12345] splitString toString [12345]; // ["test", "test"]

Example 3:

private _compilableString = toString { hint "it works!" }; systemChat _compilableString; // hints hint "it works!" call compile _compilableString; // hints it works!

Additional Information

See also:

‎setresizereverseselectinfindtoArrayforEachcountdeleteAtdeleteRangeappendsortparamparamsarrayIntersectsplitStringjoinStringtoLowertoUppertoFixedendlformatformatTexttoLowerANSItoUpperANSIUnicode Character Table

Notes

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DreadedEntity - c

Posted on Feb 10, 2015 - 21:05 (UTC)

Tabs and new lines can be created with toString [9] and toString [10], respectively. Alternatively, a new line can also be created with toString [92,110] ("\n"). If you save these strings into a variable, they can be manipulated like any other string. For example, the following code will work just fine and return the expected output: _tab = toString [9]; for "_i" from 0 to 3 do { _tab = _tab + (toString [9]); }; copyToClipboard format ["x%1x",tab];

Killzone_Kid - c

Posted on Aug 25, 2015 - 09:58 (UTC)

While you can convert any String to Array with toArray command, only numbers from 1 to 55295 (not 65535 as expected) can be successfully converted to String with toString and then back to Array with toArray without loss of data.