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Mid returns a string containing characters from the middle of a string. The required parameter, ''string'', is any valid string expression. The required parameter, ''start'', is any valid numeric expression, if start is greater than the length of string, a zero-length string is returned (""). The optional parameter, ''length'', is any valid numeric expression and it specifies the number of characters to return. If length is not used, or exceeds the number of remaining characters in string, all characters from start to the end of string are returned. | Mid returns a string containing characters from the middle of a string. The required parameter, ''string'', is any valid string expression. The required parameter, ''start'', is any valid numeric expression, if start is greater than the length of string, a zero-length string is returned (""). The optional parameter, ''length'', is any valid numeric expression and it specifies the number of characters to return. If length is not used, or exceeds the number of remaining characters in string, all characters from start to the end of string are returned. | ||
== Example == | == Example (Basic) == | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
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Mister = "Hankey" | Mister = "Hankey" | ||
Print "From Hankey:", Mid(Mister, 4) | Print "From Hankey:", Mid(Mister, 4) | ||
</pre> | |||
== Example (JavaScript) == | |||
<pre> | |||
// Mid Example | |||
/* Substring returns characters from string middle */ | |||
var Eric, Mister; | |||
Eric = "Cartman"; | |||
NSB.Print("From Cartman: " + Eric.substring(1,4)); | |||
Mister = "Hankey"; | |||
NSB.Print("From Hankey: " + Mister.substring(3)); | |||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Revision as of 22:00, 19 May 2013
Mid(string, start[, length])
Description
Mid returns a string containing characters from the middle of a string. The required parameter, string, is any valid string expression. The required parameter, start, is any valid numeric expression, if start is greater than the length of string, a zero-length string is returned (""). The optional parameter, length, is any valid numeric expression and it specifies the number of characters to return. If length is not used, or exceeds the number of remaining characters in string, all characters from start to the end of string are returned.
Example (Basic)
Rem Mid Example 'Mid returns substring from string middle Dim Eric, Mister Eric = "Cartman" Print "From Cartman:", Mid(Eric, 2, 3) Mister = "Hankey" Print "From Hankey:", Mid(Mister, 4)
Example (JavaScript)
// Mid Example /* Substring returns characters from string middle */ var Eric, Mister; Eric = "Cartman"; NSB.Print("From Cartman: " + Eric.substring(1,4)); Mister = "Hankey"; NSB.Print("From Hankey: " + Mister.substring(3));
Output
From Cartman: art From Hankey: key