OsFormatString
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− | | | + | |description=Return the string with parameters substituted into it. These parameters need to be incrementing numbers, starting at zero, and surrounded by single accolades (also known as curly brackets). |
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Latest revision as of 11:57, 30 July 2011
string osFormatString(string format,list params)
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Return the string with parameters substituted into it. These parameters need to be incrementing numbers, starting at zero, and surrounded by single accolades (also known as curly brackets). | |
Threat Level | Low |
Permissions | No permissions specified |
Extra Delay | No function delay specified |
Example(s) | |
// //osFormatString() example, by Tom Earth. // default { state_entry() { string to_format = "My name is {0}. My owner is {1}. I am in the sim {2}"; list format = [llGetObjectName(),llKey2Name(llGetOwner()),llGetRegionName()]; llOwnerSay(osFormatString(to_format, format)); } } |