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Relez
Mar 14, 2012, 7:16:29 PM3/14/12
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Another strange thing...
str = "abcdef"
> str.back(1, true, true)
> str
str = "abcdef"
> str.back(1, false , true)
> str
output:
102
abcde
102
abcdef
I know that only if the second parameter is true we can get the
numeric value... why i got the second "102"? and i don't understand
why
str.back(1, true, true)
removes the first char (it's ok) while
str.back(1, false, true)
doesn't remove it (if the doc is right removing the first char is
managed by the 3rd parameter...)
str = "abcdef"
> str.back(1, true, true)
> str
str = "abcdef"
> str.back(1, false , true)
> str
output:
102
abcde
102
abcdef
I know that only if the second parameter is true we can get the
numeric value... why i got the second "102"? and i don't understand
why
str.back(1, true, true)
removes the first char (it's ok) while
str.back(1, false, true)
doesn't remove it (if the doc is right removing the first char is
managed by the 3rd parameter...)
MIURA Masahiro
Mar 14, 2012, 10:04:00 PM3/14/12
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>>> str = "abcdef"
: "abcdef"
>>> str.back(1, true, false)
: "f"
>>> str
: "abcde"
Looks like the 2nd and the 3rd parameters are swapped. Glitch in the doc?
: "abcdef"
>>> str.back(1, true, false)
: "f"
>>> str
: "abcde"
Looks like the 2nd and the 3rd parameters are swapped. Glitch in the doc?
Giancarlo Niccolai
Mar 15, 2012, 7:59:15 AM3/15/12
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Uhm, very probably.
I need a volunteer to regenerate the docs with a few fixes.
Gian.
Steven Oliver
Mar 15, 2012, 11:15:41 AM3/15/12
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Sounds like something I can do. PM me with the details.
Steven N. Oliver
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