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| − | The '''return''' parameter to the [[FindInText]] function, while searching for regular expression, can be specified to one of the following values to specify the return type | + | The '''return''' parameter to the [[FindInText]] function, while searching for regular expression, can be specified to one of the following values to specify the return type: |
| − | '''P''' or '''Position''' -> Position of the matched subpattern. | + | '''P''' or '''Position''' -> Position of the matched subpattern. |
| − | '''L''' or '''Length''' -> Length of the matched subpattern. | + | '''L''' or '''Length''' -> Length of the matched subpattern. |
| − | '''S''' or '''Subpattern''' -> Matched subpattern. | + | '''S''' or '''Subpattern''' -> Matched subpattern. |
| − | '''#''' or '''#Subpattern''' -> Number of matched subpattern. | + | '''#''' or '''#Subpattern''' -> Number of matched subpattern. |
You can also get back an array of a subset of above return types. The following is an example taken from the User Guide: | You can also get back an array of a subset of above return types. The following is an example taken from the User Guide: | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 5 February 2010
Error Message Examples
Bad value passed to the <<return>> parameter of FindInText: "a". When specified, it must be 'P', 'L', 'S', or '#'.
Cause
The return parameter to the FindInText function, while searching for regular expression, can be specified to one of the following values to specify the return type:
P or Position -> Position of the matched subpattern. L or Length -> Length of the matched subpattern. S or Subpattern -> Matched subpattern. # or #Subpattern -> Number of matched subpattern.
You can also get back an array of a subset of above return types. The following is an example taken from the User Guide:
FindInText('d.*T', 'FindInText', re:1,return:['L','S'])
-->> [4,'dInT']
Remedies
Correct the return parameter to the FindInText function to a recognized value.
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