✂vTextMergeDynamically joins strings into one Merge together several strings that are connected to the node's text based input connections. The combined strings are joined with the addition of a user defined separator character.✂vTextSubFormatFormats a template string with input values Each input connection on the vTextSubFormat node can be placed exactly where it is needed using a token approach. A token value is entered using curly braces that surround an integer number like "\{1\}" or "\{2\}" that represent an input connection number on the node.✂vTextSubFormatMultilineFormats a multi-line template string with input values Each input connection on the vTextSubFormat node can be placed exactly where it is needed using a token approach. A token value is entered using curly braces that surround an integer number like "\{1\}" or "\{2\}" that represent an input connection number on the node.✂vTextSubJoinDynamically joins strings into one✂vTextSubReplaceReplaces substrings of a string The "Pattern" text field uses Lua Patterns to parse the string. Additional information about patterns can be read in the Lua manual. The 2nd text field represents the "Replace" text that will be substituted.✂vTextSubReturnReturns a substring of a string This node is used to shorten a string by using the Start and End numeric fields to define the number of characters to remove. A positive number entered in the number input fields is used to define the removal of characters by starting the counting process at the left side of the input string. A negative number in the number input fields is used to define the removal of characters starting on the right side of the input string. This added complexity makes it easier to remove elements like a 3 letter file extension using the negative number input ability to trim off characters starting from the end (right side) of a variable length text string in a precise fashion.✂vTextSubSplitReturns a substring of a string The "Pattern" text field uses Lua Patterns to parse the string into a JSON like Array object. Additional information about patterns can be read in the Lua manual. The portion of the pattern you want to return should be placed inside a pair of parentheses characters "(" and ")". If you wanted to return all of the characters from the input string you would use a Pattern of Apple;Orange,Pear,Mango Then you could break the text down into individual objects using a Pattern of \{"size"["Apple","Orange","Pear","Mango"]\} If you had a string with an IPv4 style IP address in it like "192.168.1.1", you could break the text down into individual digits groupings using a Pattern of \{"size"["192","168","1","1"]\}✂vTextSubStripLeftStrips a leading substring of a string The "Strip" text field is used to define the text you would like to remove from the (left side) of the input text data that is connected to the node. This type of text editing would sometimes be called removing a leading prefix element from a string.✂vTextSubStripRightStrips a trailing substring of a string The "Strip" text field is used to define the text you would like to remove from the (right side) of the input text data that is connected to the node. This type of text editing would sometimes be called removing a trailing postfix element from a string.
✂vTextMergeDynamically joins strings into one Merge together several strings that are connected to the node's text based input connections. The combined strings are joined with the addition of a user defined separator character.
✂vTextSubFormatFormats a template string with input values Each input connection on the vTextSubFormat node can be placed exactly where it is needed using a token approach. A token value is entered using curly braces that surround an integer number like "\{1\}" or "\{2\}" that represent an input connection number on the node.
✂vTextSubFormatMultilineFormats a multi-line template string with input values Each input connection on the vTextSubFormat node can be placed exactly where it is needed using a token approach. A token value is entered using curly braces that surround an integer number like "\{1\}" or "\{2\}" that represent an input connection number on the node.
✂vTextSubReplaceReplaces substrings of a string The "Pattern" text field uses Lua Patterns to parse the string. Additional information about patterns can be read in the Lua manual. The 2nd text field represents the "Replace" text that will be substituted.
✂vTextSubReturnReturns a substring of a string This node is used to shorten a string by using the Start and End numeric fields to define the number of characters to remove. A positive number entered in the number input fields is used to define the removal of characters by starting the counting process at the left side of the input string. A negative number in the number input fields is used to define the removal of characters starting on the right side of the input string. This added complexity makes it easier to remove elements like a 3 letter file extension using the negative number input ability to trim off characters starting from the end (right side) of a variable length text string in a precise fashion.
✂vTextSubSplitReturns a substring of a string The "Pattern" text field uses Lua Patterns to parse the string into a JSON like Array object. Additional information about patterns can be read in the Lua manual. The portion of the pattern you want to return should be placed inside a pair of parentheses characters "(" and ")". If you wanted to return all of the characters from the input string you would use a Pattern of Apple;Orange,Pear,Mango Then you could break the text down into individual objects using a Pattern of \{"size"["Apple","Orange","Pear","Mango"]\} If you had a string with an IPv4 style IP address in it like "192.168.1.1", you could break the text down into individual digits groupings using a Pattern of \{"size"["192","168","1","1"]\}
✂vTextSubStripLeftStrips a leading substring of a string The "Strip" text field is used to define the text you would like to remove from the (left side) of the input text data that is connected to the node. This type of text editing would sometimes be called removing a leading prefix element from a string.
✂vTextSubStripRightStrips a trailing substring of a string The "Strip" text field is used to define the text you would like to remove from the (right side) of the input text data that is connected to the node. This type of text editing would sometimes be called removing a trailing postfix element from a string.