string of text

Text added in the newer string

Text removed in the newer string

Find the next occurrence of the text string in the text or HTML page.

Assume that the variable text holds a string.

Find a text string in a text page you are previewing or in an HTML page.

The selected text in the current document, or an empty string if no text is selected

Converts text string that represents a value to the real value.

The message command takes a string as input. It shows a pop up dialog containing the text from the string.

And the answer is if the pattern is the empty string, then that matches anything, because the empty string occurs in every text, even if the text is itself empty.

Your goal is to write Python code that prints out the position of the second occurrence of the string zip in text or prints out 1 if the string zip does not occur at least twice in text.

Searches again for text strings in the current screen using the previous search string.

The question is assume that text is a variable that holds any string value.

So we want to return true only if the text is the empty string.

This option is disabled if no text is selected, or if the Prompt on Replace option is enabled. If checked, all matches of the search string within the selected text will be replaced with the replace string.

You can set another color for viewing the text that was removed from the string.

So when you evaluate this thing, it's gonna say, Okay, a is a string, it's 'My first text string,' concatenate or put this space at the end of it .

To add an autocorrection string, simply type the text you want kpresenter to check for in the text box labeled Find , then enter the text you want kpresenter to substitute in the text box labeled Replace .

Start string matches for e. g. payees at start of string

So 5th fret of the fifth string and open D string or fourth string . . . should sound the same.

STRING

string

String

string

String

String

String

A string of attacks

One piece of string.

A piece of string?

A string of pearls?

So the 5th fret of the thickest string and the open A string or fifth string are the same.

Note IPTC text tags only support the printable ASCII characters and limit string sizes. Use contextual help for details.

So we say return does the text equal the empty string? True if that's true, false if that's false.

Type of tag returns string.

Asserts the end of string.

String Replacers.

String Replacer

A string

encoding STRING

font STRING

scheme STRING

Replacing string.

Character string

String Matching