QuotesBreak (StringTokenizer property)
Do quotes break the current token? (StringTokenizer class)
[Introduced in Sirius Mods 7.8]
QuotesBreak determines whether quotes are considered
boundaries of tokens. The string peanut"butter" will tokenize to peanut and
butter when QuotesBreak is true. Otherwise it will tokenize to peanutbutter
(assuming RemoveQuotes is set).
Syntax
%currentBoolean = stringTokenizer:QuotesBreak stringTokenizer:QuotesBreak = newBoolean
Syntax terms
| %currentBoolean | An enumeration object of type Boolean to contain the returned value of CurrentQuoted. The default value is True. For more information about Boolean enumerations, see "Using Boolean Enumerations". |
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| stringTokenizer | A StringTokenizer object expression. |
| %currentBoolean | An enumeration object of type Boolean to contain the returned value of CurrentQuoted. The default value is True. |
Usage notes
- The Quotes characters are initially settable in the New call that creates the tokenizer instance.
- The RemoveQuotes property controls whether quotes are removed from the returned values of quoted tokens.
Examples
In this example, the string fire"works" is either one or two tokens, depending on the setting of QuotesBreak:
b %tok is object StringTokenizer %tok = new(quotes='"') %tok:string = 'fire"works"' PrintText {~} is: {%tok:quotesbreak} repeat while %tok:notAtEnd printtext {~} = {%tok:nextToken} end repeat %tok:string = 'fire"works"' %tok:quotesbreak = False PrintText {~} is: {%tok:quotesbreak} repeat while %tok:notAtEnd printtext {~} = {%tok:nextToken} end repeat end
The result is:
%tok:quotesbreak is: True %tok:nextToken = fire %tok:nextToken = works %tok:quotesbreak is: False %tok:nextToken = fireworks