Reference for the BALTENSPERGER programming language, an art project of Stefan Baltensperger
| Name | nim_en_Teil() |
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| Examples | Satz[] sa1 = bitte "OH ", "NY ", "CA ", "VA ", "CO ", "IL "danke; Satz[] sa2 = nim_en_Teil(sa1, 1); schrib_uf_e_neui_Linie(sa2); // Prints NY, CA, VA, CO, IL schrib_uf_e_neui_Linie(); Satz[] sa3 = nim_en_Teil(sa1, 2, 3); schrib_uf_e_neui_Linie(sa3); // Prints CA, VA, CO |
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| Description | Extracts an Lischte of elements from an existing Lischte. The Lischte parameter defines the Lischte from which the elements will be copied and the offset and length parameters determine which elements to extract. If no length is given, elements will be extracted from the offset to the end of the Lischte. When specifying the offset remember the first Lischte element is 0. This function does not change the source Lischte. When using an Lischte of objects, the data returned from the function must be cast to the object Lischte's data type. For example: SomeClass[] items = (SomeClass[]) nim_en_Teil(originalLischte, 0, 4). |
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| Syntax | nim_en_Teil(Lischte, offset) nim_en_Teil(Lischte, offset, length) |
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| Usage | Web & Application | ||||||
| Related | erwitere_id_Position() |
