The scripting reference page for the String class seems to be saying that there are only two members, Length and string. The documentation for string seems to be describing Substring, which isn’t listed.
I discovered Substring in an example in the Unify wiki; I’m guessing maybe the standard Javascript string methods are supported?
All Mono/.net features such as strings are documented on MSDN (or you can use the Mono docs, but they are not as complete).
–Eric
I swam about in MSDN for a bit but I can’t find the Mono/Javascript documentation. I found some doc for JScript, but their String methods are spelled differently (lowercase substring, for example).
Can anyone point me to documentation for the flavor of Javascript we have in Unity? Or should I just get out my Javascript book and look for online examples to resolve the spelling differences?
It would sure be nice if this were documented in the Unity docs…
Thanks in advance.
.net is .net…doesn’t matter if you’re using C#, Javascript, or Boo, it’s the same in all languages. String docs:
String Class (System) | Microsoft Learn (Switch to low bandwidth mode; it’s more readable that way.)
–Eric
Thanks! It’s exactly what I was looking for.