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Revision as of 09:54, 13 July 2008
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Function: string left(string src, string divider);
Returns text left of a specified separator
See also: Right
Example:
string notecardparameter = left(sdata,"="); //in a notecard line that reads Colour=Brown, returns "Colour="
Specification
<lsl> string left (string src, string divider) {
integer iStart = llSubStringIndex( src, divider ) + 1;
string result = llGetSubString( src, 0, iStart -1) ;//note -2 here if you don't want the divider included in what you get back
return result;
} </lsl>