LlStringLength
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Summary
Function: integer llStringLength( string str );| 128 | Function ID |
| 0.0 | Delay |
| 10.0 | Energy |
Returns an integer that is the number of characters in str (not counting the null).
| • string | str |
Caveats
- The index of the last character is not equal to the string length.
- Character indexs start at zero (the index of the first character is zero).
Examples
// assumptions: // object name: LSLWiki // script name: _lslwiki default { state_entry() { string HowLongAmI = "123"; integer strlen = llStringLength(HowLongAmI); llOwnerSay( "'" + HowLongAmI + "' has " +(string) strlen + " characters."); // The owner of object LSLWiki will hear // LSLWiki: '123' has 3 characters. } }
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