Split string - Revision history

Fredg1 at 00:41, 21 August 2020

2020-08-21T00:41:43Z

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	special=This function technically returns an array, not a map. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (its length is static once set).\|		special=This function technically returns an array, not a map. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (its length is static once set).<br></p>
			{{CodeSample\|
			description=This also means that the array will always contain at least 1 key (0), even if it was supplied an empty string. As such, using [[count]] on the result is not a fully reliable way to know how many items were in a list.\|
			code=
			<syntaxhighlight>
			print( split_string("", ",").count() );
			print( split_string("a", ",").count() );
			print( split_string("a,b", ",").count() );
			print( split_string("a,b,c", ",").count() );
			print( split_string("a,b,c,d,e,f,g", ",").count() );
			</syntaxhighlight>\|
			moreinfo=Will return: 1, 1, 2, 3, 7
			}}<p>
			\|
	}}		}}

	[[Category:String Handling Routines]]		[[Category:String Handling Routines]]

Eliteofdelete: Formatting should be fixed.

2015-01-26T05:30:31Z

Formatting should be fixed.

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	~~code2=~~{{CodeSample\|		{{CodeSample\|
	description= ~~<br>~~ The following example uses KoLMafia's proxy record of an consumable to return the min-max values of the consumable's moxie/muscle/mysticality/adventure gains. Using split string, it finds the average of each gain and returns it in a record. \|		description=The following example uses KoLMafia's proxy record of an consumable to return the min-max values of the consumable's moxie/muscle/mysticality/adventure gains. Using split string, it finds the average of each gain and returns it in a record. \|
	code=		code=
	<syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight>

Eliteofdelete at 00:17, 22 January 2015

2015-01-22T00:17:16Z

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	moreinfo=		moreinfo=
	}}\|		}}

	code2={{CodeSample\|		code2={{CodeSample\|

Eliteofdelete: Has formatting issues

2015-01-21T22:52:42Z

Has formatting issues

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 function_description=Returns an array of your {{pspan|source}}, split by either {{pspan|delimiter}} or by line-breaks if not supplied.|
-needscode=yes|
+code1={{CodeSample|
 special=This function technically returns an array, not a map. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (its length is static once set).|

StDoodle: its not it's

2011-02-19T19:18:32Z

its not it's

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	special=This function technically returns an array, not a map. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (~~it's~~ length is static once set).\|		special=This function technically returns an array, not a map. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (its length is static once set).\|
	}}		}}

	[[Category:String Handling Routines]]		[[Category:String Handling Routines]]

Heeheehee: Technicality -- "maps" should've been used here. Maps are different from arrays in that they are of variable length. Gogo correctness!

2010-07-09T15:27:08Z

Technicality -- "maps" should've been used here. Maps are different from arrays in that they are of variable length. Gogo correctness!

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	special=This function technically returns an array, not ~~an aggregate~~. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (it's length is static once set).\|		special=This function technically returns an array, not a map. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (it's length is static once set).\|
	}}		}}

	[[Category:String Handling Routines]]		[[Category:String Handling Routines]]

PhilmASTErpLus: Discovery: split_string uses regular expressions! See http://kolmafia.us/showthread.php?t=2473

2010-07-09T09:48:23Z

Discovery: split_string uses regular expressions! See http://kolmafia.us/showthread.php?t=2473

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	parameter2={{Param\|string\|delimiter}}\|		parameter2={{Param\|string\|delimiter}}\|
	p1desc={{Pspan\|source}} is the string to split\|		p1desc={{Pspan\|source}} is the string to split\|
	p2desc={{Pspan\|delimiter}} is the (optional) ~~string~~ to split at\|		p2desc={{Pspan\|delimiter}} is the (optional) [[Regular Expressions\|regular expression]] to split with\|
	}}\|		}}\|

Bale at 05:12, 22 May 2010

2010-05-22T05:12:44Z

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	name={{#var:name}}\|		name={{#var:name}}\|
	~~function_category=String Handling Routines\|~~

	function1={{Function\|		function1={{Function\|
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	special=This function technically returns an array, not an aggregate. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (it's length is static once set).\|		special=This function technically returns an array, not an aggregate. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (it's length is static once set).\|
	}}		}}

			[[Category:String Handling Routines]]

StDoodle: Created page with '{{ #vardefine:name|split_string}}{{ #vardefine:return_type|string [int]}}{{ #vardefine:aggregate|yes}}{{ FunctionPage| name={{#var:name}}| function_category=String Handling Rout…'

2010-03-12T16:10:56Z

Created page with '{{ #vardefine:name|split_string}}{{ #vardefine:return_type|string [int]}}{{ #vardefine:aggregate|yes}}{{ FunctionPage| name={{#var:name}}| function_category=String Handling Rout…'

New page

{{
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#vardefine:return_type|string [int]}}{{
#vardefine:aggregate|yes}}{{

FunctionPage|
name={{#var:name}}|
function_category=String Handling Routines|

function1={{Function|
name={{#var:name}}|
aggregate={{#var:aggregate}}|
return_type={{#var:return_type}}|
return_also={{#var:return_also}}|
parameter1={{Param|string|source}}|
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function2={{Function|
name={{#var:name}}|
aggregate={{#var:aggregate}}|
return_type={{#var:return_type}}|
return_also={{#var:return_also}}|
parameter1={{Param|string|source}}|
parameter2={{Param|string|delimiter}}|
p1desc={{Pspan|source}} is the string to split|
p2desc={{Pspan|delimiter}} is the (optional) string to split at|
}}|

function_description=Returns an array of your {{pspan|source}}, split by either {{pspan|delimiter}} or by line-breaks if not supplied.|

needscode=yes|

special=This function technically returns an array, not an aggregate. The information in both is accessed in the same way. However, you cannot add new key-value pairs to an array (it's length is static once set).|
}}