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%map = new(in='ac',out='Bd') | %map = new(in='ac',out='Bd') | ||
%ls = 'aaaccc' | %ls = 'aaaccc' | ||
printText {~} = '{%ls:translate(%map)}' | [[PrintText statement|printText]] {~} = '{%ls:translate(%map)}' | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
<ul><li><var>Translate</var> has many similarities to the Sirius function <var>[[$Lstr_Translate | <ul><li><var>Translate</var> has many similarities to the Sirius function <var>[[$Lstr_Translate]]</var>.</ul> | ||
{{Template:String:Translate footer}} | {{Template:String:Translate footer}} |
Revision as of 09:36, 23 February 2011
Apply a Character Map to the method object string (String class)
Translate takes a string input and outputs a copy of it in which any of the input characters that are specified in a character mapping object are replaced with the characters to which they are mapped by the object. Translate takes a CharacterMap object as input which maps In ("input table") characters to Out ("output table") characters.
Syntax
%outString = string:Translate( characterMap)
Syntax terms
%outString | A string or to receive the translated input string. |
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string | The method object input string. |
characterMap | A CharacterMap object variable which defines the relationship (mapping) between input and output characters. |
Usage notes
- For information about constructing a CharacterMap object, see CharacterMap New constructor.
Examples
- In the following request, a's are translated to B's, and c's are translated to d's, as dictated by the character mapping in %map:
begin %map is object characterMap %ls is longstring %map = new(in='ac',out='Bd') %ls = 'aaaccc' printText {~} = '{%ls:translate(%map)}' end
The result is:
%ls:translate(%tr) = 'BBBddd'
See also
- Translate has many similarities to the Sirius function $Lstr_Translate.