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ovince	Posted - 09/17/2006 : 2:01:35 PM Hello All, I am curious if it is posible to easily manipulate strings like regex in Perl for example? Where to read about it? oliver
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ovince	Posted - 09/20/2006 : 12:20:45 PM thanks Zachary
zachary_origin	Posted - 09/19/2006 : 05:09:23 AM Hi Oliver, Here is an example from the Help file. string str4("Happy Birthday"); ASSERT(str4.Find("day",4)==11); For more information about usage of string class in Origin C, you can see in Origin C Language Reference. ( select Help: Programming on the menu to open the Programming Help. Then select Contents:Origin C Language Reference: Classes: Composite Data Type: string.) Hope it helps. Zachary OriginLab GZ Office Edited by - zachary_origin on 09/19/2006 05:11:41 AM
ovince	Posted - 09/19/2006 : 02:04:59 AM hi, I am not sure that I learned much about Match function reading Origin's help. For example, if I have a text like "I would like to extract words" how to extract word "like"? Thanks oliver
cpyang	Posted - 09/17/2006 : 4:46:15 PM Did you try the str.Match("*.txt") function? CP

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