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*''delimiter'' is a single char, possibly escaped. Optionally followed by + sign to indicate that more than one delimiter character is allowed between fields. | *''delimiter'' is a single char, possibly escaped. Optionally followed by + sign to indicate that more than one delimiter character is allowed between fields. | ||
*''field-no'' is a integer number, counting starts from zero! | *''field-no'' is a integer number, counting starts from zero! | ||
| − | *Example of escaped delimiters : Tab= \t | + | *Example of escaped delimiters : Tab = \t Comma = \, |
*Useful for parsing [[External_Data_Input]]. | *Useful for parsing [[External_Data_Input]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:48, 15 February 2021
Event_Handler macro - Extract substring by field, fields defined by delimiter character.
Format: scutf(string, delimiter, field-no)
- delimiter is a single char, possibly escaped. Optionally followed by + sign to indicate that more than one delimiter character is allowed between fields.
- field-no is a integer number, counting starts from zero!
- Example of escaped delimiters : Tab = \t Comma = \,
- Useful for parsing External_Data_Input.
Examples:
%scutf(%edi,;,0) extract the first field, number 0; fields separated by semicolon (Fields start at zero!)
%scutf(%edi, ,1) extract the second field, number 1; fields separated by a space
%scutf(%edi, +,3) extract field number 3; fields separated by any number of spaces
%scutf(%edi,_,3) extract field number 3; fields separated by underscore
%scutf(%edi,\t,3) extract field number 3; fields separated by TAB
%scutf(%edi,\,,3) extract field number 3; fields separated by commas
Back to Event_Handler#List_of_macros.