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function clGetStringAfter(mainText,ConditionText:String):String;
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In Clomosy, you can use the clGetStringAfter function to retrieve text that comes after a character or characters in the text. The basic usage of the clGetStringAfter function is as follows:
In Clomosy, you can use the clGetStringAfter function to retrieve text that comes after a character or characters in the text. The basic usage of the clGetStringAfter function is as follows:


  clGetStringAfter(mainText, ConditionText'): String
<b>Example</b><br>
 
<pre>
var
  mainText,ConditionText,updatedText : String;
 
{
mainText = 'AAbBCC';
ConditionText = 'bB';
updatedText = clGetStringAfter(mainText,ConditionText);
ShowMessage('Updated Text: '+ updatedText);
}
</pre>
 
<b>Output:</b><br>
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Updated Text: CC
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'''Example:'''
<h2> See Also </h2>
begin
* [[System_Library#Cl_Utilities_Functions | Cl Utilities Functions]]
  ShowMessage(clGetStringAfter('AAbBCC','bB'));
end;


'''Output:'''
{{#seo:|description=Explore ClGetStringAfter on Clomosy. Learn how to use the clGetStringAfter function to extract text after specific characters in your projects.}}
CC

Latest revision as of 13:52, 15 May 2025

In Clomosy, you can use the clGetStringAfter function to retrieve text that comes after a character or characters in the text. The basic usage of the clGetStringAfter function is as follows:

Example

var
 mainText,ConditionText,updatedText : String;

{
 mainText = 'AAbBCC';
 ConditionText = 'bB';
 updatedText = clGetStringAfter(mainText,ConditionText);
 ShowMessage('Updated Text: '+ updatedText);
}

Output:

See Also