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Actually had tried "text" only - did not try the "". Just tested, and yup = you are right. That is the fix. Honestly, I don't recall ever actually doing that before (I feel like Jonathan!). Just re-read the docs, "If empty, output is suppressed unless explicitly output using the <MvEVAL> tag." I will remember that now.
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Sounds like you need to either set <MIVA STANDARDOUTPUTLEVEL = ""> for your entire file or on the function that is used in. Or you can even set it on the MvCAPTURE tag.
will give you what you want and still be readable.Code:<MvCAPTURE VARIABLE = "l.data" STANDARDOUTPUTLEVEL = ""> ... </MvCAPTURE>
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I ran into an interesting issue with this code that got it on the back burner till this morning. Bottom line... doing this with either MvCapture with MvFor or MvWhile caused a space to be placed between every character. Turns out - when using sublime text 3.2.2 Mac - there was a space inserted every time due to the lines used.
This is the code I ended up with (changed from MvCapture while troubleshooting the space issue):
Note - all on one single continuous line. Likely an issue with my sublime settings - if anyone has ideas on fixing that - feel free to share.Code:<MvAssign name="l.pos" value="1"> <MvWhile expr="{ l.pos LE len(gettoken(l.mytext' ',2)) }"><MvASSIGN NAME = "l.char" VALUE = "{ substring_var(l.mytext, l.pos, 1) }"><MvASSIGN NAME = "l.asciivalue" VALUE = "{ asciivalue( l.char ) }"><MvIF EXPR = "{ l.asciivalue GE 65 AND l.asciivalue LE 90 AND l.pos GT 1 }"><MvEVAL EXPR = "{ ' ' $ l.char}"><MvElse><MvEVAL EXPR = "{ l.char }"></MvIF><MvAssign name="l.asciivalue" value=""><MvAssign name="l.pos" value="{ l.pos + 1 }"></MvWhile>
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IMO, its just easier cause you don't have to escape anything. I use it a lot when i need to capture formatted output, say XML or HTML.
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Nice solution... Showing great age - I didn't even know there was an MvCAPTURE command; but can't figure out why its different from just testing/capturing the output result of a function. Still waiting for an MvMAKECOFFEE command.
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Code:<MvCAPTURE VARIABLE = "l.data"> <MvFOR INDEX = "l.pos" COUNT = "{ len_var( l.info ) }"> <MvASSIGN NAME = "l.char" VALUE = "{ substring_var( l.info, l.pos, 1 ) }"> <MvASSIGN NAME = "l.asciivalue" VALUE = "{ asciivalue( l.char ) }"> <MvIF EXPR = "{ l.asciivalue GE 65 AND l.asciivalue LE 90 AND l.pos GT 1 }"> <MvEVAL EXPR = " "> </MvIF> <MvEVAL EXPR = "{ l.char }"> </MvFOR> </MvCAPTURE>
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How best to insert space in text...
Here is what I have:
<MvAssign name="l.info" value="LetsGetTogether">
The output I want: Lets Get Together
What is the best way to find the caps and insert a space before each one?
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