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[Just_A_Noob_Here]

Hi can I store "string" into ABC variables?

 

I tried it, it gives me syntax error.

"string" -> X

Is there other way doing this? Or it doesn't support string storage?

 

Only talking by C-basic, not the c/c++ workaround.

 

 

Because I would like to store it somewhere, when user inputs some string etc... and program would do some STRmanipulations

? -> X
StrInv(X
StrJoin(X,<another string>

Thanks

 

- Nooblette

[pan.gejt]

Well, you can store up to 20 strings to string memory, e.g. command "ABC"->Str 10 stores ABC to string memory 10.

You can find this example on the page 2-7 of the UG. For details about string operations see page 8-18.

The string memory can be accessed by following procedure:

VARS - F6 (Str) - [number]

Edited by pan.gejt, 23 June 2022 - 08:07 PM.

[Just_A_Noob_Here]

Hello Pan.Gejt,

 

Thank you for the help.

I never knew it was on 2. chapter.

 

Silly me I should look on the manual better

 

Thank you and have a nice day,

 

Nooblette