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| − | {{mirc title|$right | + | {{mirc title|$right identifier}}'''$right''' is a {{mIRC|string manipulation}} identifier used to return characters from the right side of a string. |
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<span style="display: inline-block; width: 105px;">'''<length>'''</span>The length or number of characters to remove from the original string. <length> can be a positive or negative. It cannot be 0. | <span style="display: inline-block; width: 105px;">'''<length>'''</span>The length or number of characters to remove from the original string. <length> can be a positive or negative. It cannot be 0. | ||
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If the length provided is positive, $right will return the <length> characters from the right of the string. | If the length provided is positive, $right will return the <length> characters from the right of the string. | ||
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; Name</syntaxhighlight> | ; Name</syntaxhighlight> | ||
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* {{mIRC|String Manipulation}} | * {{mIRC|String Manipulation}} | ||
* {{mIRC|$left}} | * {{mIRC|$left}} | ||
* {{mIRC|$mid}} | * {{mIRC|$mid}} | ||
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$right is a string manipulation identifier used to return characters from the right side of a string.
Contents
Synopsis
$right(<string>, <length>)
Parameters
<string>The string to manipulate
<length>The length or number of characters to remove from the original string. <length> can be a positive or negative. It cannot be 0.
If the length provided is positive, $right will return the <length> characters from the right of the string.
$right(abcdefg, 4) ; defg
If the length provided is negative, $right will return the characters in the string minus <length> on the left.
$right(abcdefg, -2) ; cdefg
More Examples
$right(appleseed, -4) ; eseed
$right([AB]BotName, 4) ; Name
See also
mIRC identifier list