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Revision as of 05:12, 22 May 2010
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Function Syntax
string [int] split_string(string source )
string [int] split_string(string source ,string delimiter )
- source is the string to split
- delimiter is the (optional) string to split at
Returns an array of your source, split by either delimiter or by line-breaks if not supplied.
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).