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-====== Functions ======
+====== PlayGround ======
-Intro \\
-We can sort functions in 3 groups :\\
-/ Character string functions\\
-/ Mathematics functions\\
-/ IT functions\\
-/ Character string functions :
-•	ALL string inputs containing alphabetic characters (a-z, A-Z) must be encapsulated with single or double quotes: "my string", '123abc', "%s_variable%", '%i_variable%'.\\
-•	If numeric character(s) (0-9) are used in functions that accept strings then the number will be treated as a string: 123 = "123".
-Here are the list of character functions :
-   $left/$right/$middle/$replace/$upper/$lower/$stripws/$stripcrif/$length/$isdigit/$isalph/$reverse/$triml/$trimr/$leads/$trails/$between/$proper/$alrep
-All these functions will manipulate character strings to fit your needs. Functions can use into conditional node and populate variable node and keep the result in a variable.
-**Usage description : $function(input-1 = "string", input-2 = integer[, optional input-3 = "string"/integer])
-**\\
-The same example sentence will be used to illustrate these character string functions:
-“Function number 131 is useful”
-===== $left vs $triml =====
-  *$left  : Get string n-characters from the left side.
-  *$triml : Trim string n-characters from the left side.
-Usages:\\
-$left(input string = "string/%variable%", number of characters to extract = integer/%i_variable%)\\
-$triml(input string = "string/%variable%", number of characters to trim = integer/%i_variable%)
-{{:playground:left-triml.jpg?nolink&800|}}
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-===== $right vs $trimr =====
-  *$right : Get string n-characters from the right side.
-  *$trimr : Trim string n-characters from the right side.
-Usages:\\
-$right(input string = "string/%variable%", number of characters to extract = integer/%i_variable%)\\
-$trimr(input string = "string/%variable%", number of characters to trim = integer/%i_variable%)
-{{:playground:right-trimr.jpg?nolink&800|}}
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-===== $middle vs $between =====
-  *$middle : Get string n-characters from n-position.
-  *$between: Get string between two strings.
-Usages:\\
-$middle(input string = "string/%variable%", start position = integer/%i_variable%, number of characters to extract from start position = integer/%i_variable%)\\
-$between(input string = "string/%variable%", from string = "string/%variable%", to string = "string/%variable%"[, instance found= integer/%i_variable%])\\
-{{:playground:middle-between.jpg?nolink&800|}}
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-===== $upper vs $lower and $proper =====
-  *$upper : Force string to upper case.
-  *$lower : Force string to lower case.
-  *$proper: Capitalizes every first letter following a non-alphanumeric character.
-Usages:\\
-$upper(input string = "string/%variable%")\\
-$lower(input string = "string/%variable%")\\
-$proper(input string = "string/%variable%")\\
-{{:playground:lower-upper-proper.jpg?nolink&800|}}
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-===== $replace and $alrep =====
-  *$replace : Replace string in string. If "type" is set to 1 then the string to replace are split into characters.
-  *$alrep   : Replace all non-alphanumeric characters and add optional exceptions.
-Usage:\\
-$replace(input string = "string/%variable%", string to replace = "string/%variable%" [, replace with string = "string/%variable%", type = 0])\\
-$alrep(input string = "string/%variable%"[, replace with string = "string/%variable%"][, except characters = "string/%variable%"])\\
-{{:playground:replace.jpg?nolink&800|}}
-{{:playground:alrep.jpg?nolink&800|}}
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