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CHARODD()
Returns characters in the odd positions of a string
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Syntax
CHARODD(<cString>) --> cString
Argument
<cString> Designates the character string from which all the odd
characters are returned.
Returns
CHARODD() returns a character string that contains all the odd
characters from <cString>.
Description
CHARODD() assembles all odd characters within a string into a new
character string. This allows you to process variables where screen
content, consisting of characters and attributes, is saved. This
function can then be used in conjunction with functions from the video
section.
Note
. The first position in a string is 1, and therefore is odd.
Examples
. Assemble all odd characters:
? CHARODD("1234a") // "13a"
. Return the expanded text to "normal":
? CHARODD("H e l l o ") // "Hello"
See Also:
CHARMIX()
CHAREVEN()
SCREENMIX()
SCREENSTR()
STRSCREEN()
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