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Summary
Function: integer like( string value, string mask );
See if one word matches part of another.
Returns an integer that is TRUE if value tested positive for mask, otherwise it is FALSE.
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You can, for example, loop through a list, passing it extracted values from the list and the mask, and it will let you pull out items from the list which are a valid match according to the mask criteria you specified.
Specification
<lsl>integer like(string value, string mask) {
integer tmpy = (llGetSubString(mask, 0, 0) == "%")
Examples
<lsl>like("Susie", "Sus%"); //will return true, for any value starting with "Sus" like("Susie", "%Sus%"); //will return true, for any value containing "Sus" like("Susie", "%Sus"); //will return false. This example is looking for a string ending in "Sus".
like("Susie", "Sus"); //will return false. This example is looking for a string matching only "Sus" exactly.</lsl>Deep Notes
Source
Posted here with the kind permission of Very Keynes. Originally posted February 2008 at http://forums-archive.secondlife.com/54/c9/243445/1.html .
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