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rohitsir
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I have a string:
DEFINE SBR NAME='SC#HOG',
I want to parse the string data such that I get SC#HOG in a separate field without quotes. Can I do this just using single PARSE VAR instruction ??? |
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superk
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Does this work for you?
string = "DEFINE SBR NAME='SC#HOG',"
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Parse Var string . "'" varname "'" .
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Parse Var string . '=' varname ',' .
varname = Strip(varname,B,"'") |
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rohitsir
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The first approach doesn't work. I have already tried it. The second approach does work. I have done sth different to achieve it.
LEN = LENGTH(VARNAME)
VARNAME = LEFT(VARNAME,LEN - 1)
VARNAME = RIGHT(VARNAME,LEN - 2)
Thanks for the reply. |
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superk
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| rohitsir wrote: |
| The first approach doesn't work. |
Yes it does.
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3 *-* string = "DEFINE SBR NAME='SC#HOG',"
>L> "DEFINE SBR NAME='SC#HOG',"
4 *-* Parse Var string . "'" varname "'" .
>.> "DEFINE SBR NAME="
>>> "SC#HOG"
>.> ","
5 *-* Say varname
>V> "SC#HOG"
SC#HOG
6 *-* Exit 0
>L> "0"
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rohitsir
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| My bad. It does work. |
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