Text Functions
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Revision as of 21:25, 12 October 2012
The Text Functions are designed for manipulating, trimming and removal of unwanted elements from specified content in lists, variables or tables.
List of Text Functions
- Spin: Returns a spun version of a given text
- New Line: Returns a line break
- Nothing: Returns an empty value
- Replace: Returns the original text with all instances of the search text replaced by the replace text
- Replace Regular Expression: Returns the original text with all instances of the pattern text replaced by the replace text
- Change Text Casing: Returns the text with the casing of the text changed
- Trim: Returns the text with all leading or trailing blank spaces removed
- Substring: Returns the specified part of an original string
- Random Text: Returns a random alpha numeric string of user define length, including upper and lowercase text.
- Pad Text: Returns a new string that is padded with a character
- Text Length: Returns the total length of text
- Insert Text: Returns the original text with another piece of text inserted at a specified position
- Find Index: Returns the index of a piece of text with the original text
- Append Line to Text: Returns the original text with a new line of text appended at the end of the original text
- Find Regular Expression: Returns a list of all matches of the regular expression in the original text