Functions on strings
String.ClientEncrypt→String
Result: The ClientEncrypt function returns the string encrypted with the stored key. Administrators configure the key for encrypting the object information for communication with the cloud services using the server configuration tool.
String.Error→Error
Result: The Error function returns an error object with the corresponding message.
String.ESGCategory→ESGRiskCategory
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ESGRiskCategory.ESGCategory→ESGRiskCategory
Result: ESG data is sometimes accessed via technical, abstract designations or abbreviations (e.g. 'n/a'). The ESGCategory function is used to convert these into meaningful display names.
String.Plus[String]→String
Result: The Plus function joins the two strings together, e.g: "value "+"paper" → "security".
List.StringJoin[delimiter]→String
Separator (string): The separator in the form of a string. This separator is usually a single character (e.g. a semicolon), but can also consist of several characters.
Result: The StringJoin function returns the string merged from the substrings previously separated with the specified separator from a list. The function can also be applied to lists of other objects if they can be interpreted as strings.
String.StringLength→number
Result: The StringLength function returns the length of a string.
String.StringLike[Pattern]→Boolean
Result: The StringLike function checks whether a string matches a pattern. In the pattern, the character * corresponds to any sequence of characters and the character ? corresponds to any single character.
String.StringLower→String
Result: The StringLower function converts a string to lower case.
String.StringMatch[Pattern]→List(String)
Result: The StringMatch function checks whether a string matches a pattern. In the pattern, the character * corresponds to any sequence of characters and the character ? corresponds to any single character. In the positive case, the result is the list of strings that must be used for the wildcards * and ? in the pattern in order to obtain the string.
String.StringPos[substring]→number
Result: The StringPos function checks whether a substring is contained in a string and, if so, returns the first position of the substring.
String.StringReplace[substring;NewString]→String
Result: The StringReplace function replaces all occurrences of the substring in the string with a substitute.
String.StringRPos[substring]→number
Result: The StringRPos function checks whether a substring is contained in a string and, if so, returns the last position of the substring.
String.StringSplit[delimiter]→List(String)
Separator (string): One or more separators in the form of a string.
Result: The StringSplit function returns the list of substrings that are separated by the separators. Leading and trailing spaces are removed from the results. Line breaks, such as those caused by memo fields, also have a separating effect in any case.
String.StringSub [Position;Length]→List(String)
Result: The StringSub function returns the substring of a string of the given length from position.
String.StringTrim→String
Result: The StringTrim function removes spaces at the beginning and end of a string.
String.StringUpper→String
Result: The StringUpper function converts a string to uppercase.
