442015-02-08 06:30:49LKD70432015-02-08 06:30:27LKD70422015-02-08 06:29:27LKD70412015-02-08 06:18:33LKD70402015-01-30 23:47:56LKD70392014-11-17 14:19:09Romulus382014-11-15 04:02:07Inanna372014-02-12 17:49:32Inanna362014-02-12 17:48:45Inanna352014-02-12 17:48:30Inanna342014-02-12 01:16:58Inanna332014-02-12 01:16:13Inanna322014-02-12 01:14:44Inanna312014-02-12 01:13:40Inanna302014-02-12 00:30:41Inanna292014-01-27 11:28:35Inanna282013-12-08 20:37:33Inanna272012-12-04 18:33:26Inanna262012-10-28 19:49:37Inanna252012-10-28 14:44:37Inanna242012-10-28 05:34:50Inanna232012-10-28 05:34:37Inanna222012-10-28 05:33:43Inanna212012-10-28 05:33:13Inanna202012-10-28 05:31:43Inanna192012-10-28 05:15:51Inanna182012-10-28 05:11:04Inanna172012-10-28 05:10:29Inanna162012-10-28 05:09:03Inanna152012-10-28 05:02:23Inanna142012-10-28 04:59:08Inanna132012-10-28 04:50:30Inanna122012-10-28 04:48:45Inanna112012-10-28 04:46:59Inanna102012-10-28 04:45:37Inanna92012-10-28 04:43:17Inanna82012-10-28 04:42:57Inanna72012-10-28 04:40:03Inanna62012-10-28 02:29:21Inanna52012-10-27 05:41:06Inanna42012-10-27 05:27:39Inanna32012-10-27 05:24:35Inanna22012-10-27 05:23:55InannaRenamed from 'Object Strings'.12012-10-27 05:20:21InannaThe following functions can be used to manipulate and retrieve string details from objects and variables. These should be written in the following formats: variable.function(arguments), example - myVar.subStr(3,2) if your variable name was "myVar" and you wanted to use subStr() to find the 2 characters that begin 3 from the left. object.function(arguments), example - city.coords.split(",") if you wanted to split the coordinates of your city into an array to determine the seperate x and y values using the split() function. Click each function name in the table below for more details of it, with examples. Functions Function Type Description CenterPad String Prepends and appends spaces (or specified character) to a string to form string of the desired length. charAt String Returns the character in the position specified by the index parameter. charCodeAt Number Returns the numeric Unicode character code of the character at the specified index. concat String Appends the supplied arguments to the end of the String object, converting them to strings if necessary, and returns the resulting string. fromCharCode String Returns a string comprising the characters represented by the Unicode character codes in the parameters. indexOf int Searches the string and returns the position of the first occurrence of val found at or after startIndex within the calling string. lastIndexOf int Searches the string from right to left and returns the index of the last occurrence of val found before startIndex. LeftPad String Prepends spaces (or specified character) to a string to form string of the desired length. localeCompare int Compares the sort order of two or more strings and returns the result of the comparison as an integer. match Array Matches the specifed pattern against the string. Merge String Concatenate str1 and str2 together, delim is inserted between strings if both strings are not empty replace String Matches the specifed pattern against the string and returns a new string in which the first match of pattern is replaced with the content specified by repl. RightPad String Appends spaces (or specified character) to a string to form string of the desired length. search int Searches for the specifed pattern and returns the index of the first matching substring. slice String Returns a string that includes the startIndex character and all characters up to, but not including, the endIndex character. split Array Splits a String object into an array of substrings by dividing it wherever the specified delimiter parameter occurs. StringRepeat String Makes a string consisting of spaces (or of specified string) repeated count times. StringToObject String Parses and converts strings with parameters into object. substr String Returns a substring consisting of the characters that start at the specified startIndex and with a length specified by len. substring String Returns a string consisting of the character specified by startIndex and all characters up to endIndex - 1. ToCSV String Converts arguments to comma-separated string with values enclosed in qouble quotes. toLocaleLowerCase String Returns a copy of this string, with all uppercase characters converted to lowercase. toLocaleUpperCase String Returns a copy of this string, with all lowercase characters converted to uppercase. toLowerCase String Returns a copy of this string, with all uppercase characters converted to lowercase. toUpperCase String Returns a copy of this string, with all lowercase characters converted to uppercase. Upper1 String Upper cases the first letter of a string. valueOf String Returns the primitive value of a String instance. FormatMiles int Converts number to a string, e.g. "2.34 miles". FormatNumber int Formats number with specified precision, e.g. "2,346". FormatNumber2 int Formats numbers with 2 decimal places, e.g. "2,345.56". FormatPercent int Formats number as percentage, e.g. "9.1%".

Usage: CenterPad(str, targetLength, optional padChar = " ") Prepends and appends spaces (or specified character) to a string to form string of the desired length. Example: echo CenterPad("This is a test", 25, ".") Result: .....This is a test......

Usage: charAt(#) Returns the character in the position specified by the index parameter. Example: // Don't forget almost all internal "counting" starts at 0, not at 1... // so the 5th character would actually be 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 <--- 4! var="hello" echo "The 5th letter in the word hello is: " + var.charAt(4) Result: The 5th letter in the word hello is: o

Usage: charCodeAt(#) Returns the numeric Unicode character code of the character at the specified index. Example: var="hello" echo "The numeric code of the 5th letter in the word hello is: " + var.charCodeAt(4) Result: The numeric code of the 5th letter in the word hello is: 111

Usage: concat(arg1,arg2,...,argN) Appends the supplied arguments to the end of the String object, converting them to strings if necessary, and returns the resulting string. Example: var="oompa" var2="loompa" var3="dance" echo var.concat(var2," ",var3) Result: oompaloompa dance

Usage: fromCharCode() Returns a string comprising the characters represented by the Unicode character codes in the parameters. Example: echo String.fromCharCode(70) Result: F

Usage: IndexOf() Searches the string and returns the position of the first occurrence of val found at or after startIndex within the calling string. Example: string = "this is a test string." echo string.indexOf("test") Result: 10

Usage: lastIndexOf() Searches the string from right to left and returns the index of the last occurrence of val found before startIndex. Example: string = "this is another test string." echo string.lastIndexOf("test") Result: 16

Usage: LeftPad(str, targetLength, optional padChar = " ") Prepends spaces (or specified character) to a string to form string of the desired length. Example: echo LeftPad("This is a test", 25, ".") Result: ...........This is a test

Usage: localeCompare() Compares the sort order of two or more strings and returns the result of the comparison as an integer. Example: string = "abc" echo "def".localeCompare(string) Result: 3

Usage: match() Matches the specified pattern against the string. Usage of "/g" allows global search (returns multiple results if there's multiple instances). Example: string = "This is just a simple test string." echo string.match(/is/g) Result: is,is

Usage: Merge(str1, str2, optional delim = " ") Concatenate str1 and str2 together, delim is inserted between strings if both strings are not empty. Example: echo Merge("This is a test", "of the Emergency Broadcast System") echo Merge("One plus One", "Two", " = ") Result: This is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System One plus One = Two

Usage: RightPad(str, targetLength, optional padChar = " ") Appends spaces (or specified character) to a string to form string of the desired length. Example: echo RightPad("This is a test", 25, ".") Result: This is a test...........

Usage: replace( , ) Matches the specified pattern against the string and returns a new string in which the first match of pattern is replaced with the content specified. Example: string = "yet another test string" echo string.replace("test", "dull test") Result: yet another dull test string

Usage: search() Searches for the specified pattern and returns the index of the first matching sub-string. Example: string = "yet another test string" echo string.search("another") Result: 4

Usage: slice( , ) Returns a string that includes the startIndex character and all characters up to, but not including, the endIndex character. Example: string = "Hello World!" echo string.slice(1,5) Result: ello

Usage: split("delimiter") Splits a String object into an array of substrings by dividing it wherever the specified delimiter parameter occurs. Example: mycoords=city.coords.split(",") echo "x:" + mycoords[0] + " y:" + mycoords[1] Result: x:746 y:34

Usage: StringRepeat(count, optional str = " ") Makes a string consisting of spaces (or of specified string) repeated count times. Example: echo StringRepeat(25, ".") echo StringRepeat(25, "Test") echo StringRepeat(25, "Test ") Result: ......................... TestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTestTest Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test Test

Usage: StringToObject(str, delim1, delim2, optional result = null) Parses and converts strings with parameters into object. Example: str = "test1:no1,test2:no2" o = StringToObject(str,",",":") echo o.test2 Result: no2

Usage: substr(first, last) Returns a substring consisting of the characters that start at the specified startIndex and with a length specified by len. Example: string = "Hello World!" echo string.substr(1,4) Result: ello

Usage: substring(first, last) Returns a string consisting of the character specified by startIndex and all characters up to endIndex - 1. Example: string = "Hello World!" echo string.substring(1,4) Result: ell

Usage: ToCSV(...args) Converts arguments to comma-separated string with values enclosedi in qouble quotes. Example: who = "Bob" what = "Cap his city" when = date() echo ToCSV(who, what, when) Result: "Bob","Cap his city","Tue Feb 11 19:59:38 GMT-0500 2014"

Usage: toLocaleLowerCase() Returns a copy of this string, with all uppercase characters converted to lowercase. Example: string = "tHIs Is a mEssAge." echo string.toLocaleLowerCase() Result: this is a message.

Usage: toLocaleUpperCase() Returns a copy of this string, with all lowercase characters converted to uppercase. Example: string = "tHIs Is a mEssAge." echo string.toLocaleUpperCase() Result: THIS IS A MESSAGE.

Usage: toLowerCase() Returns a copy of this string, with all uppercase characters converted to lowercase. Example: string = "tHIs Is a mEssAge." echo string.toLowerCase() Result: this is a message.

Usage: Returns a copy of this string, with all lowercase characters converted to uppercase. Example: string = "tHIs Is a mEssAge." echo string.toupperCase() Result: THIS IS A MESSAGE.

Usage: Upper1(str) Upper cases the first letter of a string. Example: echo Upper1("testing") Result: Testing

Usage: valueOf() Returns the primitive value of a String instance. Example: string = "this is a message." echo string.valueOf() Result: this is a message.

Usage: FormatMiles(number) Converts number to a string like "2.34 miles". Example: echo FormatMiles(123) echo FormatMiles(123.4) Result: 123.00 miles 123.40 miles

Usage: FormatNumber(number, optional precision = 0, optional useThousandsSeparator = true) Formats number with specified precision. Default has no decimal places, e.g. "2,346" Example: echo FormatNumber("1234567") echo FormatNumber("1234567","2") Result: 1,234,567 1,234,567.00

Usage: FormatNumber2(number, optional precision = 0, optional useThousandsSeparator = true) Formats number with 2 decimal places, e.g. "2,345.56". Example: echo FormatNumber2("1234567") Result: 1,234,567.00

Usage: FormatPercent(number, optional presision = 1) Formats number as percentage. Example: echo FormatPercent("1") echo FormatPercent("0.25","0") echo FormatPercent("0.25","2") Result: 100.0% 25% 25.00% CategoryFunctions