The $gettok identifier works this way: $gettok(
$1-,
1,
45)
- The
blue part contains the text which you want to work with;
- The
red number is the token(s) you want to retrieve. If you wish to get the first token, then use 1. If you want to get the last token, use
-1. To get the third token use 3 and so on.. You can also specify a sequence, i.e. from tokens 5 to 7 you can use 5-7;
- Finally, the
orange number is what tidy_trax and Coolkill explained. This number refers to the Ascii character of the
separator of the tokens.
Eg:
one,two,three,four --> the separator is the
comma (,) which is $chr(44).
Hi there mate! --> separator is the
space, which is $chr(32).
So, in order to make that work with an equal sign, for example, you change the 45 for the 61 (which is the Ascii value of =).
$gettok(one=two=three=four=five,3,61) -> This returns
three, since we are asking for the 3rd token separated by =
$gettok(one two=three four=five six,1,61) -> In this case, the value returned is
one two because we requested the 1st value separated by the
= (not the space).
I hope this could be of any help
Zyzzyx.
