String Manipulation Functions - Revision history

MartinW: /* ImplodeFromFloatArray$( Array, delimiter, count, precision ) */

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ImplodeFromFloatArray$( Array, delimiter, count, precision )

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ImplodeFromFloatArray$( Array, delimiter, count, precision )

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ImplodeFromIntArray$( Array, delimiter, count )

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InsertString( main, insert, index )

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RemoveFromString( text, count, index )

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RemoveFromString( text, count, index )

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RemoveFromString( text, count, index )

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Float2FormattedString( value, min_length, pad_char, precision )

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Int2FormattedString( value, min_length, pad_char )

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SearchAndReplace(text, search, replace )

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	{{Fcfile\|ImplodeFromIntArray.fcfx\|Implode From Int Array Example}}		{{Fcfile\|ImplodeFromIntArray.fcfx\|Implode From Int Array Example}}
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	==ImplodeFromFloatArray$( Array<float>, delimiter<byte>, count<number>, precision<number> )==		==ImplodeFromFloatArray$( Array<float>, delimiter<byte>, count<number>, precision<number> )==

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 ==ImplodeFromFloatArray$( Array<float>, delimiter<byte>, count<number>, precision<number> )==
-Converts Float Arrays to a delimited string.
+Converts Float Arrays to a delimited string with a specified amount of decimal places.
-Example if TestFloatArray[0] = 2.123, TestFloatArray[1] = 1.2345, TestFloatArray[2] = -6555.0, TestFloatArray[3] = 0
+Example if TestFloatArray[0] = 2.123, TestFloatArray[1] = 1.234, TestFloatArray[2] = -65.2, TestFloatArray[3] = 0
-TestString = ImplodeFromFloatArray$(TestFloatArray , ' ,  ', 4)
+Using TestString = ImplodeFromFloatArray$(TestFloatArray , ' ,  ', 4,2)
 The delimiter must be enclosed within single quotes.
-Then TestString1 = "2.123000,1.234500,-6555.000000,0.000000"
+Then TestString = "2.12,1.23,-65.20,0.00" which is to 2 decimal places.
 The string automatically adds the delimiters.
 As the delimiter is a byte, if you want to enter as an ASCII character place within single quotes e.g. for a comma ','
 ==Int2FormattedString$( value<number>, min_length<number>, pad_char<byte> )==

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 Example if TestIntArray[0] = 2, TestIntArray[1] = 1234, TestIntArray[2] = -65, TestIntArray[3] = 0, TestIntArray[4] = 100
-TestString = ImplodeFromIntArray$(TestIntArray , ' , ' , 5)
+TestString = ImplodeFromIntArray$(TestIntArray , ',' , 5)
-The delimiter must be enclosed within single quotes.
+As the delimiter is a byte, if you want to enter as an ASCII character place within single quotes e.g. for a comma ','
 Then TestString = "2,1234,-65,0,100"
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 The string automatically adds the delimiters.
-As the delimiter is a byte, if you want to enter as an ASCII character place within single quotes e.g. for a comma ','
+{{Fcfile|ImplodeFromIntArray.fcfx|Implode From Int Array Example}}
 ==ImplodeFromFloatArray$( Array<float>, delimiter<byte>, count<number>, precision<number> )==

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 Using TestString1 = InsertString$(TestString1,TestString2,5 )
-The result would be Hello World test1
+The result would be "Hello World test1"
 ==RemoveFromString( text<string>, count<number>, index<number> )==

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 For example TestString = "Hello test1"
-Using TestString = RemoveFromString$(TestString1,4,6)
+Using TestString = RemoveFromString$(TestString,4,6)
 The result will be TestString = "Hello 1" since the starting of the string "test" is at index position 6 since index starts at 0

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	test is 4 characters, hence test will be removed.		test is 4 characters, hence test will be removed.

		+	{{Fcfile\|RemoveFromString.fcfx\|Remove From String Example}}

	==SearchAndReplace(text<string>, search<string>, replace<string> )==		==SearchAndReplace(text<string>, search<string>, replace<string> )==

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 As the delimiter is a byte, if you want to enter as an ASCII character place within single quotes e.g. for a comma ','
+{{Fcfile|Float2FormattedString.fcfx|Float To Formatted String Example}}
 ==InsertString( main<string>, insert<string>, index<number> )==

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-==Int2FormattedString( value<number>, min_length<number>, pad_char<byte> )==
+==Int2FormattedString$( value<number>, min_length<number>, pad_char<byte> )==
 Convert an integer to a formatted string with preceding padded characters
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 Then if  TestString = Int2FormattedString$(TestInt,6,'0'), then the result will be TestString = "001234"  = Pad characters (00) + integer = 1234.
 As the delimiter is a byte, if you want to enter as an ASCII character place within single quotes e.g. for a comma ','
 ==Float2FormattedString( value<float>, min_length<number>, pad_char<byte>, precision<number> )==

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 Using TestInt = SearchAndReplace$(TestString,"Hi,","Hello ")
-"Hello " will replace Hi hence the result will be "Hello World Hello"
+"Hello " will replace Hi, hence the result will be "Hello World Hello"
 The value of int returned is 2