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how would I trim a mix of newline and space characters from the beginning and en
srinivasm
over 9 years ago
how would I trim a mix of newline and space characters from the beginning and end of a text string? For example,
"
this is
a string
" becomes
"this is
a string"
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Stewart Burchell
over 5 years ago
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I would start by substituting all "new line" characters with a space; and then use trim() to remove all unnecessary spaces. So: fn!trim( fn!substitute( ri!myString, char( 10 ), " " ) …
Stewart Burchell
over 5 years ago
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Stewart Burchell
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I just noticed the previous replies that reference use of char(13) alongside char(10)...so the principle remains the same, but you'd iterate over the string to substitute both with a space and then tidy…
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Dan Lluhi
Certified Lead Developer
over 9 years ago
Hi, check out the trim() function
forum.appian.com/.../Text_Functions.html
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Dan Lluhi
Certified Lead Developer
over 9 years ago
Hi, check out the trim() function
forum.appian.com/.../Text_Functions.html
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