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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
ACH. Command
After Character
Intention
Split a file-path or string (text) at any character. Return the Part after the specified character. You can specify a character/string and optional an index number.
The Index Number is used to count all occurrences of that character and select the specified character. If you have a string:
http://www.fa2.de/index.html
You can do several things using ACH. For example:
ACH.$$TXT|.
' Result on TOS will be: "de/index.html"
You can specify more parameters and do this:
ACH.$$TXT|/|3
' Result on TOS will be: "index.html"
You can use it to get the extension of a filename:
$$FIL=C:\Folder\MyFile.txt
ACH.$$FIL|.||$$RET
DBP.$$RET
Syntax
ACH.P1|P2[|P3][|P4]
Parameter Explanation
P1 - Variable with string to split
P2 - Character or string to split variable at.
Can not be the "|" (Pipe Symbol).
P3 - (optional) Index number of the element that defines the
splitting point. If the number is negative (-1,-5 etc.) then
the elements are counted from right to left (in reverse order).
P4 - (optional) Variable for Result, if omitted TOS is used.
Example
'***********************************************
' Sample: ACH
'***********************************************
'
$$FIL=C:\Folder\MyFile.txt
ACH.$$FIL|.||$$RET
DBP.$$RET
$$TES=Hallo.txt
ACH.$$TES|.||$$RES
DBP.$$RES
$$TES=Hallo.txt
BCH.$$TES|.||$$RES
DBP.$$RES
Remarks
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Limitations:
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See also: