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How to repeat String with x++

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Posted on by ALAhmed 916

Hi,

I'm looking for the equivalent of this function to repeat string: 

info(strRFix('Alex',10,'*')); //******Alex  => ok


i want somthing like : 

info(strRFix('Alex',15,'strRep')); // iget sssssssssssAlex but how to get : strRepStrReAlex

Any help ?

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    Mea_ Profile Picture
    Mea_ 60,286 on at

    Hi Alex,

    There is no function out of the box to do what you asking, at least I'm not aware of. However, you can always write new one.

    Here is small example I built for you:

    str myMagicStrRep(str _source, str _strRep, int _number)
    {
        int sourceLength = strLen(_source);
        int strRepLength = strLen(_strRep);
        int repCount;
        
        if (_number < 1 || !strRepLength)
        {
            return '';
        }
        
        if (sourceLength > _number) 
        {
            return  subStr(_source, 1, _number);
        }
        
        repCount = (_number div strRepLength) + 1;
                
        return subStr(strRep( _strRep, repCount), 1, _number - sourceLength) + _source;
    }
    
    info (myMagicStrRep('Alex','strRep', 15));


    It's not ideal and you definitely could improve it, but I think you will get an idea. 

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    Denis Macchinetti Profile Picture
    Denis Macchinetti 16,444 on at

    Hi Alex

    Another options is to use the .NET Framework CLR type.

    msdn.microsoft.com/.../cc584291.aspx

    Below an example that for sure can improve and become an Global Function :

       System.String       string, replaceChar;

       str                         finalString, fixedString = 'Alex';

       int                         stringLenght = 10;

       // Your version

       info(strRFix('Alex',stringLenght,'*'));

       //////////////////

       replaceChar = "X";

       string = New System.String(replaceChar.get_Chars(0), stringLenght);

       string = string.Replace(replaceChar, "*");

       finalString = string.ToString();

       finalString = subStr(finalString, 1, stringLenght - strLen(fixedString) ) + fixedString;

       Info (finalString);

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