Text Manipulation
trimContent
$trimContent
Removes leading and trailing spaces from a text (trim). Does not modify spaces within the text.
Syntax
$trimContent[text]
$trimContent
The function $trimContent[] removes leading and trailing spaces from a string (trim).
Syntax
$trimContent[text]
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
text |
The text to clean (leading/trailing spaces will be removed). |
Return Value
- Type: String
- The text without leading or trailing spaces.
Behavior
- Does NOT affect spaces between words.
- Removes spaces, tabs, and newlines at the beginning/end.
- Very useful after extraction or concatenation.
Examples
Simple Cleaning
$sendMessage[Result: "$trimContent[ Hello World ]"]
; Displays: Result: "Hello World"
Cleaning User Input
$let[input;$trimContent[$message[2]]]
$sendMessage[Cleaned argument: "$input"]
Comparison Without Spaces
$if[$trimContent[$message[1]]==admin]
$sendMessage[Mode admin enabled.]
$endif
Cleaning After Extraction
$let[extracted;$subString[$message;0;10]]
$let[clean;$trimContent[$extracted]]
$sendMessage[$clean]
Notes
- More efficient than
$replaceText[text; ;]because it only modifies the ends. - To remove all spaces (including internal ones), use
$replaceText[text; ;]. - To preserve all spaces, use
$disableInnerSpaceRemoval.