Difference between revisions of "Extensions.StringUtil.StringConcatenate"
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Revision as of 11:14, 7 November 2018
Contents
Classification
| Name | StringConcatenate |
| Short Description | Concatenation of strings |
| Class | Term |
| Extension | OTX StringUtil extension |
| Group | StringUtil related terms |
| Exceptions | - |
| Checker Rules | - |
| Standard Compliant | Yes |
OTL Syntax
StringTerm StringUtil.StringConcatenate({StringTerm[ ] string});Description
The StringConcatenate term shall yield a new string which is the concatenation of two or more strings.
Return Value
The Term returns the value, see table below.
In OTX, Terms are categorized according to its return data type!
| Data Type | Description |
| String | Concatenation of two or more strings |
Properties
| Name | Data Type | Class | Default | Cardinality | Description |
| String | String | Term | - | [2..*] | The elements represent the strings that shall be concatenated. |
OTL Examples
/// Local Declarations
String String1;
/// Flow
String1 = StringUtil.StringConcatenate({"emotive", "company"});See also
ReplaceSubString
MatchToRegularExpression
SubString
LengthOfString
IndexOf
SplitString
ToUpper
ToLower
Encode
Decode
