Description
Outputs the result of performing a text operation on the operand(s).
Properties
Triggers Immediately
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Matches |
Returns true if the first operand yields at least one match with the second operand as a pattern, can use the second operand as a search string (default) or a regular expression, both operands must be strings. |
| Starts with |
Returns true if the second operand is a prefix for the first operand, both operands must be strings. |
| Ends with |
Returns true if the second operand is a suffix for the first operand, both operands must be strings. |
| Slice Text |
Returns the substring of the inputted text using the range indicated by the start and end indices. Negative start/end values count backwards from the end of the text. |
| Text with Format |
Takes in a string and an array of values to insert, returns a formatted string. You can find a list of string format specifiers in the Math Expression documentation. e.g if you enter "I am %d years old" for your Input Text and your first array value is "World", it will output "Hello World". |
| Character |
Returns the character at a position of the inputted string, if invalid index returns empty character. |
| Subtext |
Returns the substring of the inputted text using the range indicated by the start and end indices. |
| Replace |
Returns a string where every pattern match in the inputted string is replaced, can use the second operand as a search string (default) or a regular expression, all three operands must be strings. |
| Trim |
Returns the inputted text with leading and trailing whitespace removed. |
| Search |
Returns the first index where a pattern is found in the inputted text, can use the second operand as a search string (default) or a regular expression, both operands must be strings |
| Insert |
Returns the result of inserting a string into a given position of the input text, if position is invalid, returns the original input text. |
| Split |
Returns the result of splitting the input text with the inputted separator. |
| Change Case |
Returns the uppercase or lowercase version of the text. |
Outputs
| Value |
Outputs the result of the text operation. |
Examples
For example, you can use replace to update a label as a player's score changes.
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