Yes, only arrays are indexable. And yes, regextract is fairly new...
> Hi Dan,
>
> Thanks for the tip. \B does seem to work in the way that I expected the
> null pattern to (although I understand the subtle difference you point
> out. Fortunately, our usernames shouldn't have any word boundari
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the tip. \B does seem to work in the way that I expected the
null pattern to (although I understand the subtle difference you point
out. Fortunately, our usernames shouldn't have any word boundaries in
them.)
The other issue that I am running into is that it seems that slists
Jim-
You're right, splitstring does not split on every character (and maybe it
should if you specify a null pattern). And you missed on "." (because that
makes every character a separator, and then there are no characters to
separate) and on "[.]" (because a '.' in a [character class] is just a d
Hi help-cfengine,
Running community 3.0.3.
Given a string, is there a way to address the characters in the string?
splitstring() seems to work fine as long as there is a delimiter, e.g.
vars:
"words" slist => splitstring("foo:bar:baz", ":", 3);
But it doesn't seem to function quite a
