Mat2Str - Revision history

John at 11:03, 28 August 2019

2019-08-28T11:03:40Z

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	[[Business Rules!]] [[4.20]] introduces the '''Mat2Str''' [[internal function]] which converts an [[arrays\|array]] to a [[string]]		[[Business Rules!]] [[4.20]] introduces the '''Mat2Str''' [[internal function]] which converts an [[arrays\|array]] to a [[string]]

	~~MAT2STR~~(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, [MAT] <Delimiter$>] [, "<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")		mat2str(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, [MAT] <Delimiter$>] [, "<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")

	[[image:Mat2Str.png\|800px]]		[[image:Mat2Str.png\|800px]]

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	[[Business Rules!]] [[4.20]] introduces the '''Mat2Str''' [[internal function]] which converts an [[arrays\|array]] to a [[string]]		[[Business Rules!]] [[4.20]] introduces the '''Mat2Str''' [[internal function]] which converts an [[arrays\|array]] to a [[string]]

	MAT2STR(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, [MAT] <Delimiter$>] ["<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")		MAT2STR(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, [MAT] <Delimiter$>] [, "<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")

	[[image:Mat2Str.png\|800px]]		[[image:Mat2Str.png\|800px]]

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Examples

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	! make the codes into one string for printing		! make the codes into one string for printing
	let mat2str(Mat code$, MainString$, ",", "Q:trim")		let mat2str(Mat code$, MainString$, ",", "Q:trim")
	print "The allowable codes include the following: "&mainstring$		print "The allowable codes include the following: "&mainstring$&"."

	The output is as follows:		The output is as follows:

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Examples

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	Without the "Q:trim", it would appear like this:		Without the "Q:trim", it would appear like this:
	[[file:readcsv2.~~jph~~]]		[[file:readcsv2.jpg]]

	Example 2:		Example 2:

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Examples

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	! make the codes into one string for printing		! make the codes into one string for printing
	~~let delim$=","~~		let mat2str(Mat code$, MainString$, ",", "Q:trim")
	let mat2str(Mat code$, MainString$, ~~delim$~~, "Q:trim")
	print "The allowable codes include the following: "&mainstring$		print "The allowable codes include the following: "&mainstring$

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Example

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+===Examples===
 Example:
 dim resulting_String$*100, array$(3)

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	===Other===		===Other===

	Mat2Str performs the opposite action of [[Str2Mat]].		1. Mat2Str performs the opposite action of [[Str2Mat]].

	Remember to [[dim]]ension your resulting string.		2. Remember to [[dim]]ension your resulting string.

	When using MAT2STR on a 2 dimensional array, the first delimiter is used for individual elements and the second delimiter at the end of each row. This principle also applies to arrays containing three to seven dimensions.		3. When using MAT2STR on a 2 dimensional array, the first delimiter is used for individual elements and the second delimiter at the end of each row. This principle also applies to arrays containing three to seven dimensions. For example, given the following two dimensional array zzz$ containing the values:

	For ~~Example:~~

	~~Given~~ the following two dimensional array zzz$ containing the values-
	1 2		1 2
	3 4		3 4

	The following statements-		The following statements-
	10 Sep$(1)=","		00010 Sep$(1)=","
	20 Sep$(2)=hex$("0D0A") ! CRLF		00020 Sep$(2)=hex$("0D0A") ! CRLF
	30 MAT2STR( MAT zzz$, str$, MAT Sep$ )		00030 MAT2STR( MAT zzz$, str$, MAT Sep$ )
	40 PRINT str$		00040 PRINT str$

	Will produce-		Will produce-

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Quote Processing Examples

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	\|'abcdef		\|'abcdef
	\|<nowiki>'''abcdef'</nowiki>		\|<nowiki>'''abcdef'</nowiki>
	\|a leading single quote is duplicated when embedded in single quotes		\|A leading single quote is duplicated when embedded in single quotes
	\|-		\|-
	\|"abcdef		\|"abcdef
	\|'"abcdef'		\|'"abcdef'
	\|~~leading~~ double quote is included within the single quotes, like any other character		\|Leading double quote is included within the single quotes, like any other character
	\|}		\|}

	MAT2STR and [[STR2MAT]] trim outside of quotes but not inside of quotes.		MAT2STR and [[STR2MAT]] trim outside of quotes but not inside of quotes.

	MAT2STR always adds quotes when quotes are present in the data.		MAT2STR always adds quotes when quotes are present in the data.

	===Defaults===		===Defaults===

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	MAT2STR(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, [MAT] <Delimiter$>] ["<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")		MAT2STR(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, [MAT] <Delimiter$>] ["<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")

	[[image:Mat2Str.png]]		[[image:Mat2Str.png\|800px]]

	===Parameters===		===Parameters===

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	[[Business Rules!]] [[4.20]] introduces the '''Mat2Str''' [[internal function]] which converts an [[arrays\|array]] to a [[string]]		[[Business Rules!]] [[4.20]] introduces the '''Mat2Str''' [[internal function]] which converts an [[arrays\|array]] to a [[string]]

	MAT2STR(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, <Delimiter$>] ["<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")		MAT2STR(MAT <Array Name>, <String Variable> [, [MAT] <Delimiter$>] ["<Quote-Type>] [:] [<trim>]")

	[[image:Mat2Str.png]]		[[image:Mat2Str.png]]