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DELETE_FROM_POSITION_x_ON_y_CHARS
Deletes part of the code. x refers to the position from which y characters are removed, where x
= 0 represents the first character of the code.
For example:
DELETE_FROM_POSITION_0_ON_5_CHARS
deletes characters 1 to 5.
DELETE_SUBSTRING_abc
Deletes the character string from the code. If the character string occurs multiple times, only
the first occurrence of the character string is deleted.
DELETE_LAST_x_CHARS
Deletes the last x characters of the code.
For example:
DELETE_LAST_4_CHARS
deletes the last four characters.
DELETE_ALL_CHARS_BEFORE_abc
Deletes all characters of the code that appear before a character string abc. If there are multiple
occurrences of the character string abc, only the characters that appear before the first occur-
rence are deleted.
DELETE_ALL_CHARS_AFTER_abc
Deletes all characters of the code that follow a character string abc. If there are multiple occur-
rences of the character string abc, all characters after the first occurrence are deleted.
INSERT_abc_AT_POSITION_x
Adds the character string abc at position x, where x = 0 represents the position before the first
character of the code.
INSERT_abc_AFTER_def
Adds the character string abc to the character string def. If the character string def appears
multiple times, the character string abc is appended to the first occurrence. If the character
string def does not appear, no characters are inserted.
APPEND_STRING_abc
Appends the character string abc to the code.
IF_GOODREAD_OUTPUT_abc
Returns the character string abc if a code has been read successfully.
REPLACE_STRING_abc_WITH_def
Adds the character string abc to the character string def. If the character string abc appears
multiple times, only the first occurrence is replaced.
REPLACE_ALL_abc_AFTER_POSITION_x_WITH_def
Replaces the character string abc with the character string def after position x. If the character
string abc appears more than once after position x, all occurrences are replaced.
IF_CODE_CONTAINS_abc_OUTPUT_def
Returns the character string def if the character string abc appears in the code. If the character
string abc appears multiple times, the character string def is returned only once.
APPEND_FROM_ORIGINAL_ALL_CHARS_AFTER_abc
Appends all of the characters that follow the character string abc in the read code to the output.
This rule applies directly to the read code and is independent of any other rules already applied
to the code. If the character string abc appears multiple times, all characters from the first
occurrence are appended and subsequent occurrences of the character string abc are
deleted. If the code does not contain the character string abc, no characters are appended.
APPEND_FROM_ORIGINAL_x_CHARS_AFTER_abc
Appends x characters that follow the character string abc in the read code to the output. This
rule applies directly to the read code and is independent of any other rules already applied to
the code. If the character string abc appears multiple times, x characters from the first occur-
rence are appended and subsequent occurrences of the character string abc are deleted. If the
code does not contain the character string abc, no characters are appended.
Source Code
You can edit the source code for the script in the source code area. You can use the
Insert
special characters
button to insert certain special characters.
