String Functions
PantherFlow string functions
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strings.cat()
strings.cat()
strings.cat(str: string, str: string, ... ) -> string
Concatenates strings.
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strings.contains()
strings.contains()
strings.contains(str: any, substr: string) -> bool
Returns true if str
contains substr
. If str
is not a string, it is stringified first.
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strings.ends_with()
strings.ends_with()
strings.ends_with(str: string, postfix: string) -> bool
Returns true if str
ends with postfix
.
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strings.ilike()
strings.ilike()
strings.ilike(str: any, substr: string) -> bool
Returns true if str
contains substr
with SQL LIKE semantics ignoring case.
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strings.join()
strings.join()
strings.join(elements: [string], sep: string) -> string
Returns elements
joined together with sep
between each element.
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strings.len()
strings.len()
strings.len(str: any) -> int
Returns the length of str
. If str
is not a string, it is stringified first.
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strings.like()
strings.like()
strings.like(str: any, substr: string) -> bool
Returns true if str
contains substr
with SQL LIKE semantics.
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strings.lower()
strings.lower()
strings.lower(str: string) -> string
Returns str
converted to lower case.
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strings.split()
strings.split()
strings.split(str: any, sep: string) -> [string]
Returns a list of substrings of str
separated by sep
.
Example:
strings.starts_with()
strings.starts_with()
strings.starts_with(str: string, prefix: string) -> bool
Returns true if str
starts with prefix
.
Example:
strings.upper()
strings.upper()
strings.upper(str: string) -> string
Returns str
converted to upper case.
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