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== Function: [[string]] WrapText([[string]] {{LSL Param|source}},[[integer]] {{LSL Param|length}}); == | == Function: [[string]] WrapText([[string]] {{LSL Param|source}}, [[integer]] {{LSL Param|length}}); == | ||
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Splits a long text string into lines whose character length you get to specify. Useful, for instance, for long floating text to make it tidier. It will not split words at odd places but instead look for the space in the text nearest to the length you have specified. | Splits a long text string into lines whose character length you get to specify. Useful, for instance, for long floating text to make it tidier. It will not split words at odd places but instead look for the space in the text nearest to the length you have specified. | ||
Example: string myWrappedText = WrapText(Title,25); | Example: <code>string myWrappedText = WrapText(Title, 25);</code> | ||
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== Specification == | == Specification == | ||
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<lsl> | <lsl>string WrapText(string pcText, integer piWidth) { | ||
string WrapText(string pcText, integer piWidth) { | list laLines = []; | ||
list laLines = []; | |||
integer liIndex; | integer liIndex; | ||
integer liKeep; | integer liKeep; // Specifies if we keep the char pointed at or not | ||
integer liLen = llStringLength(pcText); | |||
list llSearch = [" ", "\n"]; | |||
while ( | while (liLen > 0) { | ||
liIndex = piWidth; | liIndex = piWidth; | ||
liKeep = | if (!(liKeep = (liLen <= piWidth))) { | ||
while ((liIndex >= 0) && (-1 == llListFindList(llSearch, (list)llGetSubString(pcText, liIndex, liIndex)))) | |||
while ((liIndex >= 0) && (llGetSubString(pcText,liIndex,liIndex) | |||
--liIndex; | --liIndex; | ||
if (liIndex <= 0) { | if (liIndex <= 0) { | ||
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} | } | ||
} | } | ||
laLines += | laLines += llGetSubString(pcText, 0, liIndex - 1); | ||
pcText = llDeleteSubString(pcText,0,liIndex - liKeep); | pcText = llDeleteSubString(pcText, 0, liIndex - liKeep); | ||
liLen -= (1 + liIndex - liKeep); | |||
} | } | ||
return llDumpList2String(laLines,"\n"); | return llDumpList2String(laLines,"\n"); | ||
} | }</lsl> | ||
</lsl> | |||
</div></div> | </div></div> | ||
{{LSLC|Examples| | {{LSLC|Examples|WrapText}} | ||
Revision as of 16:40, 7 July 2008
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Function: string WrapText(string source, integer length);
Splits a long text string into lines whose character length you get to specify. Useful, for instance, for long floating text to make it tidier. It will not split words at odd places but instead look for the space in the text nearest to the length you have specified.
Example: string myWrappedText = WrapText(Title, 25);
Specification
<lsl>string WrapText(string pcText, integer piWidth) {
list laLines = [];
integer liIndex;
integer liKeep; // Specifies if we keep the char pointed at or not
integer liLen = llStringLength(pcText);
list llSearch = [" ", "\n"];
while (liLen > 0) {
liIndex = piWidth;
if (!(liKeep = (liLen <= piWidth))) {
while ((liIndex >= 0) && (-1 == llListFindList(llSearch, (list)llGetSubString(pcText, liIndex, liIndex))))
--liIndex;
if (liIndex <= 0) {
liIndex = piWidth;
liKeep = 1;
}
}
laLines += llGetSubString(pcText, 0, liIndex - 1);
pcText = llDeleteSubString(pcText, 0, liIndex - liKeep);
liLen -= (1 + liIndex - liKeep);
}
return llDumpList2String(laLines,"\n");
}</lsl>