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==External Links==
*[http://fallout.bethsoft.com/eng/links/privacyredirect.php?site=http://www.loverslab.com/topic/26963-tutorial-nvse4-part-3-string-variables/ This tutorial was originally adapted with permission from this forum post]
*[http://www.loverslab.com/topic/26963-tutorial-nvse4-part-3-string-variables/ The original text of this page was adapted with permission from this source]


[[Category:String Variables]]
[[Category:String Variables]]

Revision as of 11:46, 9 July 2014

This is the eighth article in a tutorial series on string variables.

Measuring and Searching

Sv_Length returns the length of a string var's string:

let iSomeInt := sv_length sv_stringvar

Since the start position is always indexed at 0, the end position will always be (sv_length sv_stringvar) - 1.


Sv_Find finds the first occurrence of a substring in a string, and returns the position as an int:

let iSomeInt := sv_Find "substring" FormatSpecifierVars SourceStringVar StartPositionInt SearchLengthFromStartPosInt CaseSensitiveSearchBool
; leave out the parameters if you don't need them

let sv_stringvar := "This is example 3"
let iSomeInt1 := sv_Find "example %.0f" someInt2 sv_stringvar 

; --> will return 8 if someInt2 is 3


Sv_Count returns just how many instances of a substring a string contains:

let sv_stringvar := "Ain't no sunshine when she's gone. And she's always gone too long."
let iSomeInt := sv_Count "gone" sv_stringvar  
   
;   --> returns 2


Tutorial part 9: Replacing and Reassembling