Class documentation: System.string

Object representing a Kite string.

Inherits

System.object

Classes contained

Constructors

Destructor

Operators

• operator +(rhs): Concatenate two strings together.
  • rhs: The string to append.
• operator *(num): Duplicate string a given number of times.
  • num: Number of times to duplicate.
• operator ==(rhs): Returns true if the current string is equal to the given string.
  • rhs: The string to compare to.
• operator !=(rhs): Returns true if the current string is not equal to the given string.
  • rhs: The string to compare to.
• operator <(rhs): Returns true if the current string is less than the given string.
  • rhs: The string to compare to.
• operator >(rhs): Returns true if the current string is greater than the given string.
  • rhs: The string to compare to.
• operator <=(rhs): Returns true if the current string is less than or equal to the given string.
  • rhs: The string to compare to.
• operator >=(rhs): Returns true if the current string is greater than or equal to the given string.
  • rhs: The string to compare to.
• operator [](index): Returns the character at the given index.
  • index: The 0-based index to return.

Properties

Methods

• append(rhs): Concatenate two strings together.
  • rhs: The string to append.
• asc(): Return ASCII code for current character.
• bool(): Return Boolean representation of given string.
• charAt(index): Returns the character at the given index.
  • index: The 0-based index to return.
• chr(code): Return ASCII character for given code.
  • code: Code to look up.
• float(): Return floating-point representation of given string.
• format(vals): Replace format codes within string with the given values (as in printf).
  • vals: An array of values matching the types given in the format string.
• int(): Return integer representation of given string.
• length(): Return length of given string.
• lower(): Return lower-case representation of given string.
• repeat(num): Duplicate string a given number of times.
  • num: Number of times to duplicate.
• split(delim): Split a string on a delimiter.
  • delim: Delimiter to split on.
• split(delim, max): Split a string on a delimiter.
  • delim: Delimiter to split on.
  • max: Maximum number of times to split.
• str(): Return string representation of given string.
• substring(start): Return part of the given string.
  • start: The 0-based position to extract from.
• substring(start, length): Return part of the given string.
  • start: The 0-based position to extract from.
  • length: The number of characters to extract.
• upper(): Return upper-case representation of given string.