Description
Use the Remove method to exclude a text fragment starting from the specified position and having the specified length.
Declaration
aqString.Remove(InputString, StartPosition, Length)
| InputString | [in] | Required | String | |
| StartPosition | [in] | Required | Integer | |
| Length | [in] | Required | Integer | |
| Result | String | |||
Applies To
The method is applied to the following object:
Parameters
The method has the following parameters:
InputString
Specifies the string from which a substring will be removed.
StartPosition
A zero-based position of the first character to remove.
Length
The number of characters to be removed.
Result Value
The string lacking the specified fragment.
Example
The code below removes a fragment from the specified string and then posts the derived string to the test log.
JavaScript, JScript
function RemovingSubString()
{
var Str = "123456789";
var StartPos = 3;
var sLength = 4;
var Res = aqString.Remove(Str, StartPos, sLength);
Log.Message(Res); // Posts "12389"
}
Python
def RemovingSubString():
Str = "123456789"
StartPos = 3
sLength = 4
Res = aqString.Remove(Str, StartPos, sLength)
Log.Message(Res) # Posts "12389"VBScript
Sub RemovingSubString
Str = "123456789"
StartPos = 3
sLength = 4
Res = aqString.Remove(Str, StartPos, sLength)
Log.Message(Res) ' Posts "12389"
End Sub
DelphiScript
function RemovingSubString;
var Str, StartPos, sLength, Res;
begin
Str := '123456789';
StartPos := 3;
sLength := 4;
Res := aqString.Remove(Str, StartPos, sLength);
Log.Message(Res); // Posts '12389'
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function RemovingSubString()
{
var Str = "123456789";
var StartPos = 3;
var sLength = 4;
var Res = aqString["Remove"]( Str, StartPos, sLength );
Log["Message"](Res); // Posts "12389"
}
See Also
Working With Strings
Insert Method
SubString Method
Replace Method