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The following statement sets the value of the input string | The following statement sets the value of the input string | ||
of the %toc <var>StringTokenizer</var> object: | of the <code>%toc</code> <var>StringTokenizer</var> object: | ||
<p class="code">%toc:string = 'A String example!' | <p class="code">%toc:string = 'A String example!' | ||
</p> | </p> |
Revision as of 01:16, 6 July 2012
The string to be tokenized (StringTokenizer class)
This readWrite property returns or sets the string to be tokenized.
Syntax
%currentString = stringTokenizer:String stringTokenizer:String = newString
Syntax terms
%currentString | A string variable to contain the returned or set value of the string to be tokenized. The default value is a null string. |
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stringTokenizer | A StringTokenizer object expression. |
newString | The String value to assign to stringTokenizer's String property. |
Usage notes
- When the String method assigns a string, it
resets to
0
the NextPosition value, and it invalidates the value of CurrentToken and the value of CurrentTokenPosition.
Examples
The following statement sets the value of the input string
of the %toc
StringTokenizer object:
%toc:string = 'A String example!'