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Mike Buess	Posted - 07/05/2002 : 10:54:50 AM The normal method for accessing the nnth line of a string variable is %A=%[%Z,@nn]; But that expression only works for nn<=100, evven though you can fill %Z with many more than 100 lines. Example... %Z=line 1; loop (ii,2,200) { %Z=%Z line $(ii); }; %Z=; line 1 line 2 . . . line 200 %A=%[%Z,@100]; %A=; line 100 %A=%[%Z,@101]; %A=; (no return value) Is there another LabTalk or OriginC method for access the lines > 100? Mike Buess Origin WebRing Member Edited by - Mike Buess on 07/05/2002 10:56:04 Edited by - Mike Buess on 07/05/2002 11:07:19
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Mike Buess	Posted - 07/05/2002 : 2:00:04 PM Good idea. Actually, I can probably just create %Z as one line with '\|' separators in the first place. Thanks, Mike Buess Origin WebRing Member
cpyang	Posted - 07/05/2002 : 1:07:58 PM Best would be if we add a new method to string class to handle lines. For now, the following code will show how you can do this. void tt() { GraphLayer gl = Project.ActiveLayer(); if(NULL==gl) return; GraphObject gr; gr = gl.GraphObjects("Text"); if(NULL==gr) return; string str = gr.Text; // assume text does not have '\|' so // can be used as separator str.Replace("\r\n","\|"); StringArray sa; int nCount; if((nCount = str.GetTokens(sa, '\|')) > 0) { for(int ii = 0; ii < nCount; ii++) out_str(sa[ii]); } return; } Edited by - cpyang on 07/05/2002 13:08:37

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