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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]] | ||
Revision as of 13:08, 13 October 2005
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 $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.
