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Synopsis:
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$leftw(<count> <word list>)
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$rightw(<count> <word list>)
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Technical:
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These functions are used to return a slice of the input list, from either
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the beginning or end of the list. It returns the indicated number of
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words from the beginning or the end of the list.
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Practical:
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This is mostly useful when you know you always want to get a certain
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number of starting or ending words in a list, regardless of what they
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are. They are analogous to $left() and $right(), except they operate on
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whole words instead of characters.
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Returns:
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list of words from beginning or end of word list
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Examples:
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$leftw(2 hello there how are you?) returns "hello there"
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$leftw(-1 hello there bob) returns nothing
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$leftw(7 hello there bob) returns "hello there bob"
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$rightw(2 hello there how are you?) returns "are you?"
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See Also:
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midw(6); restw(6)
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