STRING
s = STRING ( count, {str | chr} )
Creates a new string, which repeats the string str
count
times. If instead of a string a number
chr
is given, chr
will be interpreted as an
ASCII-code and the corresponding character will be repeated
count
times.
Example
print string(4, "A") ' Output: AAAA
print string(4, "AB") ' Output: ABABABAB
print string(4, 65) ' Output: AAAA
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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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