The following table provides examples for using the CATR operator. The CATR operator concatenates, or appends, the operand2 digit string to the right end of operand1.
Command |
Result |
set A = B CATR 0123 B = 56789 |
56789 CATR 0123 = 567890123 |
set A = A CATR A A = # |
# CATR # = none |
set A = B CATR 0123 Variable definition:
|
56789 CATR 0123 = 567890123 = 7890 Four digits were selected starting at position 3 in the resulting digit string. |
set digits = A CATR 0123 digits: length = 16, start = 1 A = 123456789012345 |
123456789012345 CATR 0123 = 01234567890123450123 = 1234567890123450 NOTE: 1234567890123450 is stored in the digits buffer. |
set A = A CATR A A = none (null string or empty) |
none CATR none = none |