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Suzaku
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Posted: 3rd Feb 2005 02:24
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How can i make a dimmed variable equal to the value of a part of a string?
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Mobiius
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Posted: 3rd Feb 2005 02:25
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Integer = Val(String$)

Val will return the numeric value of a string.

(E.G. Val("100") gives you 100)

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Dodo
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if you're looking to break up the string, then use left$, right$ and mid$.

Part of solving the problem is actually noticing that the problem is there in the first place

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Posted: 3rd Feb 2005 06:15
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And if I don't say it, somebody else will ..... try to be a little more thoughtful/polite with your subject headings.


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Suzaku
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Posted: 5th Feb 2005 04:01
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Quote: "if you're looking to break up the string, then use left$, right$ and mid$.
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Can somone please explain left$, right$ and mid$ to me please.
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Mr Pointless
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Posted: 5th Feb 2005 04:11
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Left$(String, Number)

This'll return the first so-many characters of a string. How many letters depends on the number you specify

e.g. left$("SpaceMonkey",5) would return "Space"

Right$ does the same, but returns the last so-many characters.

Mid$ is different. It only returns a single character.

e.g. mid$("SpaceMonkey",6) would return "M".

Any wiser?

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Suzaku
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Posted: 5th Feb 2005 04:27
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Thanks, you don't know how much that helps me!
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Mr Pointless
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Welcome.

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