$gettok - Revision history

Albie: extra information about negative and positive to/from values.

2008-08-31T18:01:35Z

extra information about negative and positive to/from values.

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   $gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-3--2,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3'' From the third-to-last word, until the second-to-last word.
 '''Note:''' Although it may seam resonable to use -3-4 in this situation to get the third-to-last word (''Word2'') until the forth word (''Word4''), $gettok() does not calculate it this way, you will end up with the same as -3-.
 [[Category:Token Identifiers]]

Microbe: tweaking. someone also complete $chr

2006-02-03T02:16:30Z

tweaking. someone also complete $chr

Albie at 12:52, 18 December 2005

2005-12-18T12:52:06Z

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	'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2, Example:		'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2, Example:
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3''		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3'' From word 2 until word 3.
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-2-1,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4''		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,3-,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4'' From the third word until the end.
	~~The second example would return~~ the second ~~token from~~ the ~~end~~ until ~~one token from~~ the end.		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-2-,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4'' From the second-to-last word, until the end.
			$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-3--2,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3'' From the third-to-last word, until the second-to-last word.
			'''''Note:''''' Although it may seam resonable to use -3-4 in this situation to get the third-to-last word (''Word2'') until the forth word (''Word4''), $gettok() does not calulate it this way, you will end up with the same as -3-.
	[[Category:Token Identifiers]]		[[Category:Token Identifiers]]

Microbe: fixed commenting syntax and some minor tweak

2005-11-10T13:46:15Z

fixed commenting syntax and some minor tweak

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	Where ''N'' is the Nth token you wish to be returned from ''string'' by delimiter ''C''. Alternatively ''N'' can be given as 0 to return the amount of tokens in ''string''		Where ''N'' is the Nth token you wish to be returned from ''string'' by delimiter ''C''. Alternatively ''N'' can be given as 0 to return the amount of tokens in ''string''

	== ~~Example~~ ==		== Examples ==
	$gettok(Ave:IT,1,58) returns ''Ave''		$gettok(Ave:IT,1,58) ;returns ''Ave''
	This returns the first token using [[$chr]](58) as the delimiter		This returns the first token using [[$chr]](58) as the delimiter

	$gettok(Ave:IT,0,58) returns ''2''		$gettok(Ave:IT,0,58) ;returns ''2''
	This returns the value ''2'' because there is two values when delimited by $chr(58)		This returns the value ''2'' because there is two values when delimited by $chr(58)

	'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2, Example:		'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2, Example:
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) returns ''Word2 Word3''		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3''
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-2-1,32) returns ''Word3 Word4''		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-2-1,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4''
	The second example would return the second token from the end until one token from the end.		The second example would return the second token from the end until one token from the end.
	[[Category:Token Identifiers]]		[[Category:Token Identifiers]]

Albie: Adding example for negative ranges

2005-10-13T12:08:31Z

Adding example for negative ranges

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	'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2, Example:		'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2, Example:
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) returns ''Word2 Word3''		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) returns ''Word2 Word3''
			$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-2-1,32) returns ''Word3 Word4''
			The second example would return the second token from the end until one token from the end.
	[[Category:Token Identifiers]]		[[Category:Token Identifiers]]

Albie: $gettok page

2005-10-11T23:53:07Z

$gettok page

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Returns the Nth token or amount of tokens in ''string''.
$gettok(''string'',''N'',''C'')
Where ''N'' is the Nth token you wish to be returned from ''string'' by delimiter ''C''. Alternatively ''N'' can be given as 0 to return the amount of tokens in ''string''

== Example ==
$gettok(Ave:IT,1,58) returns ''Ave''
This returns the first token using [[$chr]](58) as the delimiter

$gettok(Ave:IT,0,58) returns ''2''
This returns the value ''2'' because there is two values when delimited by $chr(58)

'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2, Example:
$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) returns ''Word2 Word3''

[[Category:Token Identifiers]]

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	Returns the Nth token or amount of tokens in ''string''.		Returns the Nth token or amount of tokens in a ''string''.
	$gettok(''string'',''N'',''C'')		$gettok(''string'',''N'',''C'')
	Where ''N'' is the Nth token you wish to be returned from ''string'' by delimiter ''C''. Alternatively ''N'' can be given as 0 to return the amount of tokens in ''string''		Where ''N'' is the Nth token you wish to be returned from the ''string'' by delimiter ''C''. Alternatively ''N'' can be given as 0 to return the amount of tokens in the ''string''.

			For more information about the delimiters, see [[$chr]].

	== Examples ==		== Examples ==
	$gettok(Ave:IT,1,58) ;returns ''Ave''		$gettok(Ave:IT,1,58) ;returns ''Ave''
	This returns the first token using [[$chr]](58) as the delimiter		This returns the first token using $chr(58) as the delimiter, which is character :

	$gettok(Ave:IT,0,58) ;returns ''2''		$gettok(Ave:IT,0,58) ;returns ''2''
	This returns the value ''2'' because there is two values ~~when~~ delimited by $chr(58)		This returns the value ''2'' because there are two values delimited by a $chr(58)

	'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2~~, Example~~:		'''Note:''' ''N'' can be a range N1-N2. Examples where the delimiter is $chr(32) (a space):
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3'' From word 2 until word 3.		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,2-3,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3'' From word 2 until word 3.
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,3-,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4'' From the third word until the end.		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,3-,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4'' From the third word until the end.
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-2-,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4'' From the second-to-last word, until the end.		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-2-,32) ;returns ''Word3 Word4'' From the second-to-last word, until the end.
	$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-3--2,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3'' From the third-to-last word, until the second-to-last word.		$gettok(Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4,-3--2,32) ;returns ''Word2 Word3'' From the third-to-last word, until the second-to-last word.
	'''''Note:''''' Although it may seam resonable to use -3-4 in this situation to get the third-to-last word (''Word2'') until the forth word (''Word4''), $gettok() does not ~~calulate~~ it this way, you will end up with the same as -3-.		'''Note:''' Although it may seam resonable to use -3-4 in this situation to get the third-to-last word (''Word2'') until the forth word (''Word4''), $gettok() does not calculate it this way, you will end up with the same as -3-.

	[[Category:Token Identifiers]]		[[Category:Token Identifiers]]