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Synopsis:
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$left(<count> <text>)
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$right(<count> <text>)
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Technical:
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These functions return a slice of the given length from the input
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string, either from the left side or the right side of the string. The
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functions do no padding, so it is more accurate to say that they will
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return no more than the given number of characters, not necessarily
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exactly the given amount.
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Practical:
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The most common use for these functions is fetching a certain number of
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characters from an arbitrary string, where the length is known, but the
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contents are inconsequential.
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Returns:
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substring no longer than specified length
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Examples:
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$left(5 biklmnopstv) returns "biklm"
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$left(15 biklmnopstv) returns "biklmnopstv"
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$left(-2 biklmnopstv) returns nothing
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$right(5 biklmnopstv) returns "opstv"
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See Also:
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mid(6)
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