| Wed Sep 13 17:46:02 2017 by wyrdR |
| Hi Torben, I regularly come up against the issue that the || operator combines text but with spaces between each string. E.g. 4 th instead of 4th; 8 . 0 1 if I mean 8.01. If practical, please consider making a ++ or && or similar operator to allow for two strings to be joined without spaces, or maybe altering the existing || operator. Thanks for in advance whatever the response, wyrdR |
| Thu Sep 14 10:15:40 2017 by Torben |
| The || operator does not add space (try writing "4" || "th"). Can you give me a concrete example where you experience the problem? |
| Fri Sep 15 06:56:03 2017 by wyrdR |
| Right you are! It's the numbers themselves; they are right-padded by a white space. E.g. x:=d10;'x||if x>3 then "th" else if x=3 then "rd" else if x=2 then "nd" else "st" Some results: 7 th 2 nd 3 rd 9 th 10 th 8 th |
| Fri Sep 15 06:57:44 2017 by wyrdR |
| Maybe the ' expression could trim the trailing white space ? |
| Fri Sep 15 10:47:01 2017 by Torben |
| It is fixed now |