Pass a string to the macro and specify which part you need entering the symbol number in the input string and the substring length. If the number of symbols is not specified the substring will be taken up to the end.

Example 1

Input string

0123456789

Number of initial symbol

4

Number of characters

Not specified

Macro

{-String.SubString-|-0123456789-|-4-}

Result

456789

Example 2

Input string

0123456789

Number of initial symbol

0

Number of characters

5

Macro

{-String.SubString-|-0123456789-|-0-|-5-}

Result

01234 

Pass a string, where the replacement is needed, to the macro, indicate what symbols must be replaced and what must be inserted instead of them.

Example

Input string

<table bgcolor=#dcdcdc>

That is replaced

dcdcdc

At that replaced

cccccc

Macro

{-String.Replace-|-<table bgcolor=#dcdcdc>-|-dcdcdc-|-cccccc-}

Result

<table bgcolor=#cccccc> 

Pass a string, where it is needed to insert the substring, to the macro specifying the symbol number that the insertion starts with and indicating the substring that must be inserted.

Example

Input string

abcfgh

Number of characters

3

Substitute the substring

DE

Macro

{-String.Insert-|-abcfgh-|-3-|-DE-}

Result

abcDEfgh 

Pass a string, where some symbols must be converted to the uppercase, to the macro specifying the symbol number. It is possible to indicate the symbols range (0-2,4 or 5-end) or leave it as it is, in this case all the string will be converted.

Example 1

Input string

test string

Number of characters

0,5,7-9

Macro

{-String.ToUpper-|-test string-|-0,5,7-9-}

Result

Test StRINg

Example 2

Input string

test string

Number of characters

Not specified

Macro

{-String.ToUpper-|-test string-}

Result

TEST STRING 

The operation is similar to the conversion to the uppercase. Pass a string, where some symbols must be converted to the lowercase, to the macro specifying the symbol number. It is possible to indicate the symbols range (0-2,4 or 5-end) or leave it as it is, in this case all the string will be converted.

Pass a string, written through a divider (for ex: login:password), to the macro . Specify the division symbol and the number of the required substring.

Example

Input string

username:pass:login:password

Separator character

:

Number of substrings

3

Macro

{-String.Split-|-login:password:login:password-|-:-|-3-}

Result

password

Give the macros a row, recorded through a separator, and specify the separator character.

Example

Input string

username:pass:login:password

Separator character

:

Macro

{-String.SplitCount-|-username:pass:login:password-|-:-}

Result

4

Pass a string, written through a divider, to the macro  where it is needed to delete duplicate data and specify the division symbol.

Example

Input string

111|2222|111|33|55555

Separator character

|

Macro

{-String.RemoveDuplicates-|-111|2222|111|33|55555-|-|-}

Result

111|2222|33|55555

Pass a string, where Russian letters must be translated into English, to the macro. You can edit the replacement dictionary, that is located in  Settings\translit.csv, yourself.

Example

Input string

Привет, как дела

Macro

{-String.ToTranslit-|-Привет, как дела-}

Result

Privet, kak dela 

This macro can be useful, for example, in this situation:

Example

Input string

text\r\ntext\r\ntext

That is replaced

\r\n\r\n

At that replaced

{-String.Enter-}

Macro

{-String.Replace-|-text\r\ntext\r\ntext-|-\r\n-|-{-String.Enter-}-}

Result

text

text

text 

This macro allows you to receive any symbol specifying its code.

Example

Macro

{-String.CodeToChar-|-169-}

Result

© 

Pass a string of {111|222|333} type, where it is necessary to specify text variants instead of numbers to the macro. One of the variants will be the result of this macro execution.

Example

Input string

{Hi|Hello|Hey}

Макрос

{-String.Spintax-|-{Hi|Hello|Hey}-}

Result

Hello