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Builds a single character string out of separate strings, inserting a separator string.
Syntax
$squeeze(separator «,string»)
Parameters
| separator | A character string, or an expression that evaluates to a character string. Separator is placed between each instance of string. |
| string | A character string, or an expression that evaluates to a character string. Leading and trailing blanks are trimmed from string. Each string must be separated from the next by a comma. |
Return Value
Character string.
Comments
$squeeze combines specified strings into a single string, with separator placed between each string. In the function call, each string must be separated from the next by a comma. Leading and trailing blanks are trimmed from each string.
Example
$squeeze (",",LastName,FirstName,Salutation)Evaluates to “Smith,John,Mr.” when FirstName is “John “, LastName is “Smith “, and Salutation is “Mr. “.
list all Ents format $squeeze ("",EntName,EntType,AvgSize,DirName)Compresses the LIST output as much as possible.
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