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String variables are added by NVSE 4. A string is simply some combination of text characters and exists widely in the vanilla game. A string variable allows you to store a string in a similar way to any other variable, and a wide range of functions allow powerful capabilities for them. | String variables are added by NVSE 4. A string is simply some combination of text characters and exists widely in the vanilla game. A string variable allows you to store a string in a similar way to any other variable, and a wide range of functions allow powerful capabilities for them. | ||
String variables are very simple to use, provided you also use [[Let]] instead of | String variables are very simple to use, provided you also use [[Let]] instead of <b>set .. to ..</b> and '[[Eval|if eval]]' instead of simply <b>if</b>. To appreciate the full range of possibilites available, a [[Tutorial: String Variables|tutorial]] is available. | ||
==Simple Example== | ==Simple Example== | ||
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To use | To use [[String Formatting]], you need to use [[Sv_Construct]]: | ||
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string_var my_string | string_var my_string | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Tutorial: String Variables]] | |||
*[[String Formatting]] | |||
*[[Let]] | *[[Let]] | ||
*[[Eval]] | *[[Eval]] | ||
*[[ToString]] | *[[ToString]] | ||
*[[Sv_Construct]] | *[[Sv_Construct]] | ||
*[[Print]] | |||
[[Category:String Variables]] | [[Category:String Variables]] | ||
[[Category:NVSE]] | [[Category:NVSE]] | ||