TextBuffer.subStr(Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Retrieves part of the content of the TextBuffer object (a substring).
public:
virtual System::String ^ subStr(int _start, int _length);public virtual string subStr (int _start, int _length);abstract member subStr : int * int -> string
override this.subStr : int * int -> stringPublic Overridable Function subStr (_start As Integer, _length As Integer) As StringParameters
- _start
- Int32
The length of the desired substring.
- _length
- Int32
The length of the desired substring.
Returns
A string that contains the specified part of the TextBuffer object content.
Remarks
When you specify the start position for substring, use 1 for the first character in the content, 2 for the second character, and so on.
The following example demonstrates the subStr method.
{
TextBuffer txtb = new TextBuffer();
str mystr;
if (txtb.fromClipboard())
{
mystr = txtb.subStr(10,15);
// 15 long substring starting at position 10.
}
}