BCS
r = BCS (s)
Converts the BASIC-style string s to C-style string by
masking escape codes. Escape codes in the string will not be applied to
format the string when printed on the screen. Instead escape codes will
be printed as they are.
See CBS to unmasked a c-style string, and see article “Escape codes” for more information about escape codes.
Example
' define some escape codes
const NORMAL = "\e[0m" ' = Cat(0)
const BOLD = "\e[1m" ' = Cat(1)
const BOLD_OFF = "\e[21m" ' = Cat(-1)
const BG_CYAN = "\e[46m"
const TB = "\t"
' Create a string with escape codes
BasicStyleString = BOLD + "BOLD" + BOLD_OFF + TB + TB + BG_CYAN + "COLORFULL BG" + NORMAL
CStyleString = bcs(BasicStyleString)
BackConverted_BasicStyleString = cbs(CStyleString)
print "Basic-style string : "; BasicStyleString
print "C-style string : "; CStyleString
print "Back conversion to basic style: "; BackConverted_BasicStyleString
' Output will be (with colors and in bold)
' Basic-style string : BOLD COLORFULL BG
' C-style string : \e[1mBOLD\e[21m\t\t\e[46mCOLORFULL BG\e[0m
' Back conversion to basic style: BOLD COLORFULL BGCode samples using BCS
String
ASC
BCS
BIN
CBS
CHOP
CHR
DISCLOSE
ENCLOSE
FORMAT
HEX
INSTR
JOIN
LCASE
LEFT
LEFTOF
LEFTOFLAST
LOWER
LTRIM
MID
OCT
REPLACE
RIGHT
RIGHTOF
RIGHTOFLAST
RINSTR
RTRIM
SINPUT
SPACE
SPC
SPLIT
SPRINT
SQUEEZE
STR
STRING
TRANSLATE
TRIM
UCASE
UPPER
VAL
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