Trim$ - Revision history

Laura at 03:17, 22 May 2014

2014-05-22T03:17:28Z

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	~~Trim~~$(A$[,"~~char~~"])		TRIM$(<string>[,"<character>"])

	The '''Trim$''' [[internal function]] can be used to delete both leading and trailing blanks from the [[string]] A$. Trim$(A$) returns the same value as RTrm$(LTrm$(A$)). The optional "char" parameter can be used to specify the character (instead of blanks) to strip; this parameter is limited to one character in length. [[Null]]s (Chr$(0)) are allowed.		The '''Trim$''' [[internal function]] can be used to delete both leading and trailing blanks from the [[string]] A$. Trim$(A$) returns the same value as RTrm$(LTrm$(A$)). The optional "char" parameter can be used to specify the character (instead of blanks) to strip; this parameter is limited to one character in length. [[Null]]s (Chr$(0)) are allowed.

John: moved TRIM$ to Trim$ over redirect

2014-02-26T19:47:16Z

moved TRIM$ to Trim$ over redirect

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Laura at 17:58, 18 July 2013

2013-07-18T17:58:31Z

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	Trim$(A$[,"char"])		Trim$(A$[,"char"])

	The '''Trim$''' [[internal function]] can be used to delete both leading and trailing blanks from the [[string]] A$. Trim$(A$) returns the same value as RTrm$(LTrm$(A$)). The optional "char" parameter can be used to specify the character (instead of blanks) to strip; this parameter is limited to one character in length. [[~~Nulls~~]] (Chr$(0)) are allowed.		The '''Trim$''' [[internal function]] can be used to delete both leading and trailing blanks from the [[string]] A$. Trim$(A$) returns the same value as RTrm$(LTrm$(A$)). The optional "char" parameter can be used to specify the character (instead of blanks) to strip; this parameter is limited to one character in length. [[Null]]s (Chr$(0)) are allowed.

	====Example====		====Example====

Mikhail.zheleznov: *

2012-02-01T09:06:50Z

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	The leading ~~stars~~ will be removed. So will the trailing ones...		The leading blanks will be removed. So will the trailing ones...
	The leading stars will be removed. So will the trailing ones		The leading stars will be removed. So will the trailing ones

Mikhail.zheleznov: *

2012-02-01T09:06:22Z

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	Trim$(A$[,"char"])		Trim$(A$[,"char"])

	The '''Trim$''' [[internal function]] can ~~now~~ be used to delete both leading and trailing blanks from the [[string]] A$. Trim$(A$) returns the same value as RTrm$(LTrm$(A$)). The optional "char" parameter can be used to specify the character (instead of blanks) to strip; this parameter is limited to one character in length. [[Nulls]] (Chr$(0)) are allowed.		The '''Trim$''' [[internal function]] can be used to delete both leading and trailing blanks from the [[string]] A$. Trim$(A$) returns the same value as RTrm$(LTrm$(A$)). The optional "char" parameter can be used to specify the character (instead of blanks) to strip; this parameter is limited to one character in length. [[Nulls]] (Chr$(0)) are allowed.

			====Example====

			00010 print trim$(" The leading blanks will be removed. So will the trailing ones ")&"..."
			00020 print trim$("***The leading stars will be removed. So will the trailing ones***","")

			Output:

			The leading stars will be removed. So will the trailing ones...
			The leading stars will be removed. So will the trailing ones

	====See also====		====See also====

	*[[RTrm$]]		*[[RTrm$]]
	*[[LTrm$]]		*[[LTrm$]]

Mikhail.zheleznov: moved Trim$ to TRIM$

2012-01-17T10:20:46Z

moved Trim$ to TRIM$

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Mikhail.zheleznov: 1 revision

2012-01-15T14:11:45Z

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Trim$(A$[,"char"])

The '''Trim$''' [[internal function]] can now be used to delete both leading and trailing blanks from the [[string]] A$. Trim$(A$) returns the same value as RTrm$(LTrm$(A$)). The optional "char" parameter can be used to specify the character (instead of blanks) to strip; this parameter is limited to one character in length. [[Nulls]] (Chr$(0)) are allowed.

====See also====
*[[RTrm$]]
*[[LTrm$]]
*[[Chr$]]

<noinclude>
[[Category:Internal Functions]]
</noinclude>