20 docs tagged with "String"

Returns a new line string.

Converts the input string to a bool if able.

Converts the input string to a float if able.

Converts the input string to a integer if able.

Concatenate a given series of strings in order, with an optional separator.

Outputs True if the target string contains the input value.

Use this chip to combine multiple strings together into a single string output. The "Format" input is part of final string output and can include other string inputs by using this syntax: \{input pin # starting at 0\}. For example, a "Format" input with a default value of “Hello, \{0\}!” with a single additional input pin with the value "World" is fully output as "Hello, World!". If you had another input pin you would use \{1\} to denote the 2nd pin. You can add more string inputs by configuring the chip and pressing "Add Input".

Outputs the index where the substring starts in the target string.

Outputs the length of a target string in UTF-16 characters.

Replaces all instances of pattern within string with replacement.

Splits the target string at the input character.

Splits the target string in two at the input index.

Outputs a list of strings which split up by whitespace.

Allows you to extract individual parts from a string. You can think of this like a list of characters.

Outputs the target string in lower case.

Outputs the target string in upper case.

Outputs the string with leading and trailing whitespace removed.

Reads or writes a variable in the current scope based on the name.

Converts the input value to the string type. Example: the integer input 10 would output "10" as a string. Helpful for debugging purposes.

Converts the input value to the string type. Example: the integer input 10 would output "10" as a string. Helpful for debugging purposes.