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The following statement would display ''''1234'''': | The following statement would display ''''1234'''': | ||
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===See also=== | ===See also=== |
Revision as of 03:52, 21 December 2010
This intrinsic function returns the unencoded value of a hex-encoded string. It is a compile-time-only equivalent of the HexToString method. Since in use the method acts like a hex constant, it is also documented with the Constant methods.
The X function treats each input character as an input hex digit.
The X method is available as of Sirius Mods version 7.3.
X syntax
%out = string:X
Syntax Terms
- %out
- A string variable to receive the unencoded value of the method object string.
- string
- A hex-encoded string value.
Usage Notes
- As in all Janus SOAP system methods with string outputs, the %out string variable provides longstring behavior. This adds 28 bytes of VTBL usage to every X constant, however.
- Although its utility is dubious, the following is valid and sets %x to 'X'01:
%x = 'f0f1':x:x
- The X function requires a method object string with an even number of bytes.
Example
The following statement would display '1234':
printText {'f1f2f3f4':x}