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	Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as [[Collections]] but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.		Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as [[Collections]] but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.

	See [[Notation conventions for methods~~\|"Notation conventions for methods"~~]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.		See [[Notation conventions for methods]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.

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JAL at 17:44, 9 October 2012

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	See [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.		See [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.

			==PDF==
			You can [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}\|action=pdfbook}} use this link] to create a PDF file that contains all the pages in this category.

JAL2 at 20:44, 15 May 2012

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	Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ~~''Collections'' (see~~ [[~~Collection class~~]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.		Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as [[Collections]] but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.

	See [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.		See [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.

JAL2 at 23:12, 2 May 2011

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	Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ''Collections'' (see [[Collection class]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.		Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ''Collections'' (see [[Collection class]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.

	See [[Notation conventions for methods]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.		See [[Notation conventions for methods\|"Notation conventions for methods"]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.

JAL at 21:09, 31 December 2010

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	See [[Notation conventions for methods]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.		See [[Notation conventions for methods]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.

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Dme at 20:56, 17 December 2010

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	Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ''Collections'' (see [[Collection class]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.		Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ''Collections'' (see [[Collection class]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.

			See [[Notation conventions for methods]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.

	[[Category:System methods]]		[[Category:System methods]]

Dme at 15:07, 26 November 2010

2010-11-26T15:07:11Z

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	Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ''Collections'' (see [[Collection class]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.		Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ''Collections'' (see [[Collection class]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.

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Stringlist methods are members of the [[Stringlist class]]. Stringlists are unbounded arrays of strings. They are not as generalized as ''Collections'' (see [[Collection class]]) but offer a more powerful API, as documented in the methods listed here.