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$remove removes all occurrences of the given substring(s) from a string and returns the remainder. $removecs is the case sensitive version.
Synopsis
$remove(string,substring,substringN) $removecs(string,substring,substringN)
Parameters
- string - the original string you want to remove from
- substring - the substring you want to remove from the original string, you can
- substringN - you can pass multiple substring to be removed from the original string
Example
Show the download folder as a relative location only if it's a subfolder of $mircdir
//echo -a $remove($getdir,$mircdir)
Remove the channel from a message
//echo -a $remove($active,$chan)
Show the download folder as a relative location only if it's a subfolder of $mircdir
//echo -a $remove($getdir,$mircdir)
Case-insensitive remove all 'a' from 'aAabcdaaA' //echo -a $remove(aAabcdaaA,a) returns: bcd Case-insensitive remove string 'ac' from 'AaCcX' //echo -a $remove(AaCcX,ac) returns: AcX The first match was at positions 2-3, and no matches were beyond. //echo -a $remove(AaCcX,ac,ac) ... uses string altered by 1st parameter when removing 2nd parameter string. Is equivalent to: //echo -a $remove( $remove(AaCcX,ac) , ac)
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v4.52
Added on: 06 Jul 1996
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.